Accelerate Your Pace Using HRD Alert

This is a deep dive into HRD Alert and DX Cluster within Ham Radio Deluxe Logbook. This video will show you how to understand and use the Worked Status Indicators to find the "new ones" you need to add to your log.

[@warrenrobinson7222]

Thanks for the video very informative

[@Kensownvids]

Thanks for the video. I really appreciate that you continue to improve an already great program. Ken w6bzy

[@HamRadioDeluxe]

Thanks for stopping by, Ken!

[@raystephens9309]

Thanks very much for the video. How do you get the colored bars across HRD alert like WSJT-X? I cant seem to find a setting that will enable it. Ray N0HFS

[@HamRadioDeluxe]

We designed it so it happens automatically. About 10% of the users are missing some sort of Microsoft component that doesn't color them. It's something we're working. But in the end... there's nothing you should need to do.

[@raystephens9309]

@@HamRadioDeluxe Thanks for the response. I am just getting started with HRD and love it.

[@garyhamilton7111]

I too have this issue, was it ever resolved?

[@ronbrock2871]

You talk about your contact being “confirmed “… what are you using to confirm your contact? LoTW? QRZ?

[@HamRadioDeluxe]

You get to decide whether you want to use LOTW, eQSL, or QSL cards. (For me, primarily interested in ARRL awards like DXCC, I'm configured to only consider LOTW and QSL cards because that's what the DXCC considers to be a confirmation.)

[@Bill_KL7TC]

Great video, even for those of us who have worked lots of DX! KL7TC

[@HamRadioDeluxe]

Glad you found it helpful, Bill. Since I started testing HRD Alert, I've added over 200 band slots in my DXCC Challenge (now at 2,247)... in SIX MONTHS.