Rayfall

🔑 Method 1: Using QRZ API

1. Click the "Change API Key" button (top-right)
2. Enter your QRZ Logbook API key
3. Select a Start Date and End Date
4. Click "Load from QRZ"
5. Your contacts will appear on the map! 🗺️

Getting your API Key: Visit logbook.qrz.com → Settings → API

📁 Method 2: Import ADI/ADIF Files

1. Export your log as an ADI file from your logging software:
   • QRZ Logbook: Logbook → ADIF → Download
   • Log4OM: File → Export → ADIF
   • WSJT-X: File → Export ADIF
   • N1MM Logger+: File → Export → ADIF
2. Click "Import ADI File" button
3. Select your .adi or .adif file
4. Your contacts load instantly - no API key needed! ⚡

Benefit: Works offline, completely private, no internet required!

🎨 Customizing Your Map

Click the "⚙️ Display Options" button to access:

• Map Style: Choose Light, Dark, Topographic, Satellite, or Streets
• QTH Station Icon: Select from ⚡ 📍 🏠 📡 🗼 ⭐
• Pin Icons: Change marker style (Teardrop, Circle, Square, Star)
• Grid Squares:
  • Toggle grid square overlay on/off
  • Choose 4-character or 6-character precision
  • Pick custom colors with the color picker
  • Adjust opacity (0-100%)

🔍 Filtering Contacts

• Show Lines: Toggle lines from your QTH to contacts
• Color by Band: Color-code pins by frequency band
• Band Filters: Check/uncheck specific bands (20m, 40m, etc.)
• Mode Filters: Filter by mode (SSB, CW, FT8, etc.)

The QSO counter updates live as you filter!

🖨️ Exporting for Printing

1. Arrange your map exactly how you want it
2. Use Display Options to customize appearance
3. Click "Export Map (300 DPI)"
4. A high-resolution JPEG will download (3300×2550 pixels)
5. Perfect for printing at 11"×8.5"!

Tip: Hide pins and show only grid squares for clean award maps!

💡 Pro Tips

• 🎯 Contest Analysis: Import contest logs and visualize propagation patterns
• 📊 Award Progress: Use 6-char grids to see exactly what you've worked
• 🌈 Custom Themes: Match grid colors to your award theme
• 💾 Multiple Logs: Import different ADI files for comparison
• 🔒 Privacy: ADI import means your logs never leave your computer