Ham Loggingv1.1.1

What changed

• PerformanceTropo map automatically fetches missing tiles in the background to fix partial forecasts.
• UXTropo forecast now refreshes automatically in the background when data expires.
• UXImproved smoothness for time-scrubbing on the Tropo map.
• PerformanceReduced network data usage per refresh.
• New featureRover mode now displays country flag and name for previously worked stations.
• UXAdded country flags to the QSO history list.

Original release notes

Ham Logging v 1.1.1 +5 - What’s New in This Version:

Tropo reliability + a Rover heads-up touch.

• Tropo (VHF/UHF ducting) map now heals a partial forecast on its own. If part of the area doesn't come down on the first try — say a few map tiles drop on a shaky connection — the app quietly fetches the missing piece once more in the background and fills it in, so those areas no longer linger looking like clear, duct-free air. Quiet conditions (genuinely no ducting) still show as clear, as before. No prompts, nothing to tap.

• While you're viewing the Tropo tab, the forecast now refreshes itself in the background once your data ages out, so you pick up a newer model run without leaving and re-opening the tab. It only fetches when something has actually changed — no needless redraws, and it stays quiet when you're offline or already current.

• Smoother time-scrubbing on the Tropo map and a lighter network footprint per refresh.

• Rover mode: the "worked before" heads-up now leads with the station's country. When you type or dictate a callsign you've worked, its country flag and name appear at the top of the snackbar — read straight from the callsign prefix, with no lookup and no network — and the same flag now marks the callsign in the tap-to-open QSO history list.

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