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VQLog 3.1 - 782 is a shareware logbook program designed for Windows operating systems (95, 98, NT, 2000, ME, XP, Vista, 7, 10, or later), supporting resolutions of 800x600 or higher. It can also operate on macOS and Linux via virtualization software like Virtual PC for MAC, Oracle VirtualBox, or VMware. The software facilitates QSO access by date, callsign, prefix, square, DXCC, and other parameters, offering robust import capabilities for ADIF, Cabrillo, and ASCII files from various contest and logbook programs. Key features include comprehensive award tracking for DXCC, WAZ, WAC, WPX, WAS, IOTA, TPEA, DIE, VUCC, 100EACW, and up to 30 user-defined awards. It generates customizable summaries and graphical statistics for QSO activity, DX contests, Most Wanted Squares (MWS), propagation openings, and prefixes. VQLog supports DX-Spot reception and processing from DX-Cluster and PSK-Reporter with programmable warnings, integrates with callbook services like QRZ.COM and Buckmaster's CD, and offers online lookup. Electronic QSL and log upload support extends to LoTW, eQSL.cc, Clublog, and DXMAPS, with real-time updates for online logs. The program provides extended QSO information for VHF-DXers, including separate TX/RX frequencies, start/end times, propagation modes, and specific entry fields for MS, EME, and Tropo. CAT support for rig control and interfaces with ARSWIN and PstRotator for azimuth/elevation control are also included.

The EACW Club, a Spanish amateur radio organization, focuses primarily on the promotion and practice of _Morse code_ (CW) within the amateur community. Members engage in various CW-centric activities, including contests and on-air events, fostering skill development and camaraderie among CW operators. The club provides a platform for hams to connect, exchange knowledge, and participate in specialized CW operations, contributing to the preservation and advancement of this fundamental mode. Operating as a specialized club, EACW supports its members in achieving proficiency in CW communication. Its initiatives often include educational resources and opportunities for practical application, such as CW nets and QRP operations. The club's emphasis on CW helps maintain a vibrant community for operators who value the efficiency and challenge of this mode, particularly in DXing and contesting scenarios. EACW Club activities contribute to a collective **150+** annual CW QSOs logged by its members, reflecting active participation and a strong commitment to the mode. The club also organizes an annual CW sprint, attracting participants from across Europe, with typical participation exceeding **50** unique callsigns.