Hi
This is just an update, although I lack time, I have been working on the
webpage, so expect to see results within the next week.
73!
Javier LU8AJA
- Original Message -
From: Javier Albinarrate jav...@albinarrate.com
Newsgroups: lnet.radio.digitalradio
Sent: Saturday, May 02,
Hi,
This sounds interesting...
I setup a database, I made a few functional mockups, and some more glue could
be added.
I would also provide JSON and XML connectors, to feed the info.
Perhaps we can move this into an alpha status... who knows..
http://lnet.com.ar/wwn/index.php
Some good work Javier, many thanks. Are you planning on making this
idea one where people would manually login in and post their frequency
or one that would take information from their radio and logging
software and automatically send the information to your php scripts ?
Andy K3UK
On Sat, May
A program or online page providing the capabilities of SpotColletor to
filter results could really make the Who is Now Where application a
powerful - and POPULAR - resource.
Bob - K3MQ
EXACTLY my thoughts Bob, since I also use all DX LAB applications and
find Spotcollector to be
If I understand the concept correctly, this basically is self-spotting -
which I believe to be a great idea. It certainly would not be allowed in
contest scenarios, but for most users it would be a wonderful resource.
I now use Dave's (AA6YQ) DXLab SpotCollector program for cluster management.
Andy,
Actually both. The webpage would allow you to manually post your freq, and
search.
Also, an API using JSON or XML, would allow programs to post and search
automatically.
After all the webpage is working, with the connectors, if nobody else goes
for the task, I might make a
I have Kenwood , so I am happy to test it Javier,
On Sat, May 2, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Javier Albinarrate
jav...@albinarrate.com wrote:
Andy,
Actually both. The webpage would allow you to manually post your freq, and
search.
Also, an API using JSON or XML, would allow programs to post and
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: Who Is Where Now : Idea, needs inventor
If I understand the concept correctly, this basically is self-spotting -
which I believe to be a great idea. It certainly would not be allowed in
contest scenarios, but for most users it would
