Find and open the GridTracker log
GridTracker 2 writes the QSOs it logs to an ADIF file of its own. Here is where it is — drop it below to see the QSOs in a table, on a map, or as Excel.
Where the file is
In GridTracker 2 open Settings → Logging and click Backup Logs: the folder with the log opens. The file is named after your call and grid, like GridTracker2_N0CALL_FN31.adif — one for each call and grid you operate from. The GridTracker2 data folder is %APPDATA%\GridTracker2 on Windows, ~/Library/Application Support/GridTracker2 on a Mac and ~/.config/GridTracker2 on Linux.
Which file is which
The backup log holds the QSOs GridTracker 2 logged itself, from WSJT-X or JTDX. Logs it downloads from LoTW, QRZ or Club Log are kept in the data folder too, but replaced at every download — for your own QSOs, open the backup log.
What is tested — and what is not
The folders and names are from the GridTracker 2 documentation. The page reads any ADIF file; we did not run GridTracker ourselves.
Questions
- Is the file changed?
- No — it is only read. GridTracker keeps writing to it as before.