Wayne,
Try W6RFU in Santa Barbara (UCSB)
128.111.56.240:7300
73,
Tony W7GO
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I'm starting to setup Log4OM on my new computer and it is "talking"
great to my KX3. The software has more bells and whistles than I could
ever imagine using. One of it's features is the ability to connect to
various DX clusters for spotting. This is something that I have never
done in the p
If you would like a visual DX Spot/Cluster, check out this one:
http://www.worldwidedx.com/dxspot.php. It taps into the DX Cluster and
maps out the last 25 stations heard. You can click on the map markers to
see more information or look at the list below. Clicking on the callsign
does a callsign
sday, July 28, 2022 10:23
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Subject: [Elecraft] DX Clusters reccomendation
I'm starting to setup Log4OM on my new computer and it is "talking"
great to my KX3. The software has more bells and whistles than I could ever
imagine using. One of it's feature
your locator. You should consult the Log4OM docs for setting that
> parameter.
>
> Jack Spitznagel
>
> -Original Message-
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> On Behalf Of Paul Huff
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> Subjec
The real value in using DX Clusters is the ability to apply detailed
filtering, such as
Band
Band Segment
Mode
State and country of spotted stations
State and country of spotters
For CW and Digital modes, it is essential that the cluster provides
spots from the Reverse Beacon Network, a worldwi
A better approach is this tool from VE7CC.
http://www.bcdxc.org/ve7cc/
It allows you to select the countries and even US states and VE
provinces from which you want to see spots. It's easy, for example, to
see only spots from your region, so that you see only what skip allows
your to work. Or
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