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 http://lnet.com.ar/wwn/register.php http://lnet.com.ar/wwn/login.php I'd like to have some more time before sending you these links, but it is late.. and time to go to bed.. 73s! Javier LU8AJA --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien <k3uka...@...> wrote: > > Take at look at this "fake" web page http://www.obriensweb.com/whoiswhere.html > > I was thinking about the idea of a "reverse DX cluster" or an > expansion of the concepts behind hrdlog.net . A plce to see who is > QRV and where they are on the bands. Not DX spots, just who is where. > I had some private emails with a few people about the varying ideas > and one correspondent crystallized the thoughts by using the term "who > is where, now" ? It was further suggested that what is needed to > facilitate the concept is a very easy uncomplicated process that does > not take a lots of resources or bandwidth. An idea that is easily > enabled in most common log book software after one configures that > software to interface with your rig. The idea would take the > frequency/mode info that all moderns rigs send, and populate a webpage > via use of TCP or UDP, possibly in to a XML format. > > I created the fake webpage in the link above to start the idea > rolling, an idea of what it may look like . The page I put together > is fairly crude, just something to start the idea cooking. > > This would be a idea that is "free" , no having to pay an annual fee > like some logging programs already require. > > So, do we have any talent here that could take the idea and create it? > Then we could host it (I would volunteer) and try to persuade popular > logging/rig control software authors to support it by adding the > ability to send the data strings from their software. > > Anyone take the idea further? > > Andy K3UK >
