I really hate Verizon web mail sometimes... let's try that one again:
I don't know what's going on with this on the other email sources, but do we
really need to hop into the middle of someone else's argument?
73, ron w3wn
I don't know what's going on with this on the other email sources, but do
we really need to hop into the middle of someone else's argument?
73, ron w3wnFeb 8, 2011 04:46:10 AM, la...@yahoo.no
wrote:
A DX Cluster Code of Ethics: now that has legs Andy
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At 01:25 AM 2/8/2011, ragnar otterstad wrote:
A DX Cluster Code of Ethics: now that has legs Andy
... I'm sure we could think of more ...
"Hey, Jerry (guy across town). You up yet?" Every five minutes
until Jerry wakes up and they can say Good Morning to each other.
Dick
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Dick Fl
A DX Cluster Code of Ethics: now that has legs Andy
- Only spot what is generally accepted as DX (i.e. relatively rare or exotic
calls on that band, mode and time)
- Don't spot the exact QSX frequency (it just makes the pileup more
difficult for the DX to handle: "UP" or "DOWN" is enough,
My thanks to the many who responded to my email and request for ino on DX
Clusters. I now have that problem solved and thank all of you for helping.
John Owens - N7TK
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On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 11:39 AM, wrote:
> Is there a DX Cluster that I can access via the internet that allows me to
> make queries (eg. SH/DX FT5GA) and shows me an active cluster with DX Spots,
> etc. I need something that allows DX Cluster access/interaction while I am
> away from home usin
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 12:13 PM, Zack Widup wrote:
> http://www.ng3k.com/Misc/cluster.html
I think many nodes on that page have outdated information, try
http://www.dxcluster.info/ instead.
- Jim
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--- On Thu, 9/24/09, jcowe...@comcast.net wrote:
> From: jcowe...@comcast.net
> Subject: [DX-CHAT] DX Cluster
> To: "DX Chat"
> Date: Thursday, S
At 02:39 PM 9/24/2009, you wrote:
Is there a DX Cluster that I can access via the internet that allows
me to make queries (eg. SH/DX FT5GA) and shows me an active cluster
with DX Spots, etc. I need something that allows DX Cluster
access/interaction while I am away from home using my laptop
Check this out John:
http://www.ng3k.com/Misc/cluster.html
73, Zack W9SZ
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 12:39 PM, wrote:
>
>
> Is there a DX Cluster that I can access via the internet that allows me to
> make queries (eg. SH/DX FT5GA) and shows me an active cluster with DX Spots,
> etc. I need somet
Is there a DX Cluster that I can access via the internet that allows me to make
queries (eg. SH/DX FT5GA) and shows me an active cluster with DX Spots, etc. I
need something that allows DX Cluster access/interaction while I am away from
home using my laptop via wireless links.
John Owne
I've been using the GB7DGK cluster for a number of years without any
problems (using Mac iDXSpot software)yesterday when I logged in I
started seeing user login and logout announcements along with the
spots, something I'd never seen before. Here's an example:
KL0S de GB7DJK 9-Dec-2008
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 10/10/03 8:38:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Whew, I didn't realize it was that hard. How DID I work those first 320
countries?
Well, Dean K7NO was one of the Arizona Pioneers - ran a DX packetcluster
node from his QTH for y
In a message dated 10/10/03 8:38:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But John,
I want it set up so that when a country I need is spotted, my radio gets on
the precise freq. needed to ensure the contact on the first call, swings
the store bought 22 element beam at 300', keys
At 19:57 10/10/2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And I want it RIGHT now with a QSL card
tomorrow!! This whole hobby is becoming such a joke (after
50 years) because of people who have no concept of what Amateur Radio is
really all about or what it is supposed to be.
Hi,
ALL I suggested was a way to make the spots more useful. Some of us really enjoy studying propagation and enjoy trying to learn a little from time to time. If a station is hearing the DX and I am not I am very interested in learning why - which usually ends in a lesson in propagation /
At 08:37 10/10/2003, you wrote:
You can just put so much on a line. Space now already limits the
information. But, whatever. Gone are the days when one worked DX
by the seat of his pants. No spots, no DX editors, etc.
73 de John N6JM
But John,
I want it set up so that when a country I need is s
9:14 PM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] DX Cluster help/suggestion
Hi Tim - There is something oddly backwards. I've invested years in assembling my station, antennas and in developing my listening and operating techniques. If I can hear the DX, I can usually work it in far less time than it would tak
ence
To: Tim Makins, EI8IC
Cc: DX Chat
Sent: Friday, October 10, 2003 9:14
PM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] DX Cluster
help/suggestion
Hi Tim - There is something oddly backwards. I've invested
years in assembling my station, antennas and in developing my listening and
operating t
Hi Tim - There is something oddly backwards. I've invested years in assembling my station, antennas and in developing my listening and operating techniques. If I can hear the DX, I can usually work it in far less time than it would take to format a spot let alone a multi-field spot. Frequency and c
In a message dated 10/10/03 1:57:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
While we're at it, we could put in enough data to have the PC auto tune
the rig to the freq., turn on the DSP, work the station and send and
entry to LOTW for immediate gratification while the op is miles aw
ssage -
From: Gary Stone
To: DX Chat
Sent: Friday, October 10, 2003 2:43 PM
Subject: [DX-CHAT] DX Cluster help/suggestion
Hi,
This is N5PHT, Gary, writing from North Texas. I once before suggested this
idea and it really didn't catch on - maybe I did not try it long enough and
would real
While we're at it, we could put in enough data to have the PC auto tune
the rig to the freq., turn on the DSP, work the station and send and
entry to LOTW for immediate gratification while the op is miles away at
work. Image never again actually having to manually tune the radio to
find out if
Some of that might be useful info. Note the frequency is already
contained in the spot and would be redundundundant to put in the comment
field.
I tried calling BQ9P this morning for an hour on 30 meters and another
half hour on 20 CW with dipoles and a barefoot rig with no luck. There
was a lot
You can just put so much on a line. Space now already limits the
information. But, whatever. Gone are the days when one worked DX
by the seat of his pants. No spots, no DX editors, etc.
73 de John N6JM
Gary Stone wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>> Hi,
>
> This is N5PHT, Gary, writing from North Texas. I on
Hi,
This is N5PHT, Gary, writing from North Texas. I once before suggested this idea and it really didn't catch on - maybe I did not try it long enough and would really like to try again if there is some support.
The DX spots could be made in a uniform way that would really give helpful info i
I think you will find that these spots are not limited to DXers looking
for DX. It's a great tool for contesters who are looking for spots, i.e.
those in the "assisted class" and not doing it on their own. That, more or
likely, would be where a U.S. station spots another U.S. station. Such
as the c
But what is rare DX. What is NOT DX to you - might be DX to somebody else.
Not the first time I have worked a new one, from a spot issued by a
stateside station for somebody who was NOT dx to them, but one that I
needed
Spot the lot is my motto
73 de tom
gm4fdm
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I have some questions about dx spots you see on dx summit or on the
clusters. No complaints (ok, well maybe one), just some questions about
who spots who.
I notice that during contests you will see U.S. stations spotting Europe
stations for example, and some Europe stations spotting U.S. stations
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