When you log a station or see him in LOGic's spot log, you will know instantly if you need him on a particular band or mode. You can see at a glance his name and QTH , details of all your past QSOs,  if you have his QSL or are waiting for it. LOGic interfaces to the HB9BZA Logbook of the World database. See instantly if the station uses LoTW. If he does, you can expect a rapid confirmation.

LOGic features Azimuthal-equidistant map centered on your QTH. It shows gray line, sun position, QTH of station being worked, and plots of worldwide spot activity. Zoomable for VHF work. Create map graphics to use with other programs.

The Gray Line report shows all DXCC countries that are on the gray line, and what is the best time to try to work them.

The QSLs Needed for Award report displays all QSOs for worked but unconfirmed entities. This shows you where to concentrate your efforts in re-sending QSLs. Many new LOGic customers are pleasantly surprised when they easily confirm several new countries without working through a single pileup.

The Subaward^TM feature tracks QRP DXCC just as easily as regular DXCC.

Short and long beam headings are shown, as well as return headings, which permit you to tell the other station how to point his antenna towards you.

Control for up to four rotors, with automatic selecton and offset based on frequency. Band switch support is included.

The Units Conversion calculator allows you to converse with a DX station using terms that are familiar to him.  Tell him your temperature un Celsius or how far you are from a major city in Kilometers.

• Unsurpassed packet cluster spotting - spots not only unconfirmed DXCC countries, but also zones, prefixes, continents, and anything that can be determined from the callsign. Also IOTA and grid square.
   
• Integrated with LOGic’s subaward™ feature.
   
• Process spots simultaneously from two TNCs, two Telnet connections, WebCluster, DXSCAPE, and Who's On The Air (coming soon).
   
• Voice or CW announcement thru soundcard.
   
• Worldwide DX activity plotted on world map. Explore the map with your mouse to see popup information about DX spots and the station spotting them.
   
• Alerts feature displays spots of special interest in their own window.
   
• Powerful filtering feature displays only the spots you want to see, based on band, mode, distance of station posting the spot, or any other criteria.
   
• Powerful search feature easily finds any spots of interest based on any search criteria, using simple fill-in-the-blank query form.
   
• See information about station being spotted, including DX, Direction, memberships, LoTW User indication, local time, maps, weather.
   
• EMail needed spots or alerts to your cell phone or pager.
   
• Test spot generator.

Announcements are generated not only for needed DXCC, but for zones, continent, WPX prefix, IOTA, and grid squares.

Spots may be plotted on LOGic's gray line map to graphically illustrate global propagation. Filtering permits you to ignore spots based on any criteria--for example, band, mode, or even the country of the station posting the spot or his distance from you.

• Progress tracking for any award.
   

• Superb spotting.
   

• Subaward^tm feature makes tracking awards like QRP DXCC or FISTS WAS as simple as "regular" awards.
   

• QSL manager database facility features cross-reference listing, multiple routes for the same station. Displays all stations with the same manager, and all stations served by a manager. A 50,000+ route database included. Keep it current via the internet.
   

• Logbook of the World and eQSL support. Store eQSL photos with your log.
   

• QSLs Needed report optimizes your QSLing efforts.
   

LOGic's awards progress tracking is absolutely unsurpassed.

Thanks to LOGic's user-defined fields, it can easily track any award.  Lists are provided for all popular awards so that the count  and list of worked/confirmed as well unworked entities is displayed.  You may create own lists.  It is not necessary to create a list to track awards -- LOGic simply builds a list of entities as you work them.

All of LOGic's awards tracking facilities -- its several real-time displays and reports -- function exactly the same way regardless of which award you are tracking, be it DXCC or Worked All Podunk. Simply select the award and Subaward^TM from a dropdown menu.

Another awards progress displays for DXCC.

Paper chasers will appreciate LOGic's  huge database of 1010, SMIRK, FIST, IOTA, CIA, USI, counties, etc., which may be kept up-to-date via the internet.

LOGic's exclusive Subaward^tm feature makes tracking "combination" awards such as QRP DXCC, or 1010 WAS as easy as tracking "regular" awards. For instance, to set LOGic up to track progress for 1010 WAS, simply fill out LOGic's filter screen for State tracking to specify that the 1010 number field must be filled in.  All of LOGic's progress tracking displays will track Subawards the same way the track "normal" awards.

Those active in organizations such as 1010, SMIRK, OMISS, etc. will appreciate LOGic's Memberships Database.

LOGic also tracks awards in which points are assigned, such as FISTS and FISTS millionaire, which are essentially ongoing contests. Just log all contacts as usual, and if something is entered in the FISTS# field, points will be added to your score.

A Cards Needed report shows worked but unconfirmed QSOs for DXCC or other awards that would increase your totals if only you had the QSL. This report shows you where to concentrate your QSLing efforts. Confirm new ones without getting in a single pileup!

A QSL route database with 50,000+ entries and frequent free internet updates is provided.

Logbook of The World and eQSL are fully supported, with simple one-step upload and download/check-in of QSLs.

DXCC Challenge is supported.