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CallBook

CallBook

by Dog Park Software Ltd.

1 ratings
15 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 27, 2008
  • September 26, 2017

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Dog Park Software Ltd.
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About

This application provides amateur radio operators with tools to look up call signs using various services and track active APRS stations. It allows for instant viewing of QTH locations on maps and emailing of lookup results. Location data availability depends on third-party servers and regional map detail.

✓Ham Radio call sign lookup
✓APRS station tracking
✓Integration with HamQTH and QRZ CQ
✓Support for QRZ Online and HamCall subscription services
✓View QTH locations on maps
✓Email lookup results
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What's New in CallBook

1.09

September 26, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Added QRZCQ look up Updated for iOS 11 Bug fixes

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User reviews

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Works well

I like this app and it does what it says it will. Only change I can suggest is having the numbers on the keyboard layout together with the letters (across the top row like a real keyboard). That way you wouldn't have to switch to the number keyboard just to type one number then switch to the letter keyboard again to finish typing in a call sign to look up. The app "Hamlog" does this and it's a nice touch.
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mmcnewmmcnew

Wonderful !!!!

This is the greatest program for hams.
You not only find out the contacts name but, you can see where he lives.
The satellite view will even show you a photo of his home. Buy it !!!
John Meksa. KF4VZUJohn Meksa. KF4VZU

Useless

You can save your 2 bucks and get the same information for free. I paid the 1.99 but I feel I paid for a license to trash this useless app.
JoeyveeJoeyvee

Save your money !!!!

Usually dogpark software writes good stuff except this is garbage just put a bookmark for the callsign server or APRS.FI and you will save $1.99 I feel I was ripped off
gojinggojing

Used to work, now crashes

For the last month or so this app crashes each time I use it. I'm not having trouble with any other apps, so I'm not sure what the problem is. When it works it's great!

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FAQ

What is CallBook?

CallBook is a utility application for amateur radio operators that allows them to look up call signs and track active APRS stations. It integrates with several popular Ham Radio databases.

Does CallBook have ads?

The provided data does not specify if CallBook contains advertisements. However, it is a paid application, suggesting a primary revenue model outside of advertising.

How much does CallBook cost?

CallBook is available for a one-time purchase price of $1.99. There are no mentions of subscription tiers or in-app purchases in the provided data.

What devices is CallBook compatible with?

CallBook is designed for iOS devices, specifically iPhones and iPods. It is not listed as compatible with Android devices.

How often is CallBook updated?

CallBook was last updated on September 26, 2017, with version 1.09. The release date was October 27, 2008, indicating infrequent updates in recent years.

Is CallBook suitable for younger users?

CallBook has an age rating of 4+, making it generally appropriate for younger users. However, its functionality is specific to amateur radio enthusiasts.

What data sources does CallBook use for call sign lookups?

CallBook utilizes free services like WM7D HamQTH and QRZ CQ, as well as subscription-based services such as QRZ Online and the HamCall subscription server.

Can I view the location of a call sign in CallBook?

Yes, CallBook allows you to instantly view the QTH (location) of a call sign in the Maps application. Please note that location information is dependent on the third-party servers and may not be available for all calls.