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View the WSJT-X log

WSJT-X writes every QSO you log to a file called wsjtx_log.adi. Drop that file here to see the QSOs in a table, on a map, or to save them as Excel.

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Where the file is

In WSJT-X, File → Open log directory opens the folder. On Windows it is %LOCALAPPDATA%\WSJT-X, on a Mac ~/Library/Application Support/WSJT-X, on Linux ~/.local/share/WSJT-X. The QSOs are in wsjtx_log.adi; wsjtx.log next to it is a plain-text copy.

JTDX

JTDX writes the same two files, wsjtx_log.adi and wsjtx.log, in its own folder: %LOCALAPPDATA%\JTDX on Windows. File → Open log directory opens it there too.

What you see

Every QSO with date and time, call, band, frequency, mode (FT8, FT4, JT65 and the rest), reports and the other station’s grid square. Map puts them on a world map from the grid squares WSJT-X logs, with lines from your own.

Other programs

The same file goes into LoTW (signed with TQSL), eQSL, QRZ, Club Log and other loggers as it is. Use Save log as → ADIF to get a clean copy, or Excel or CSV for a spreadsheet.

Questions

Is the file changed?
No — it is only read. WSJT-X keeps writing to it as before.

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