Roger your lack understanding surprises me , and others here.
Like your station mine only hears what it hears. Ft8 users are not all
connected via the net.
So its interesting to see on cluster wot other ZLs are hearing or
working.
I seldom post but some have an ego issue I suspect.
And
On 5/13/2020 7:51 AM, Henk PA5KT via Topband wrote:
That is because for some people it can be useful information if they
want to make contacts.
Yes. Cluster and RBN spots can be quite useful for showing propagation.
WSJT-X can be set to automatically post every decode to PSKReporter.
Anyone
It should be mentioned that when rarer DX shows up they often use FT8 Fox/Hound
on non standard FT8 frequencies so the cluster can be helpful to find these
operations.
And really, the equivalent of the CW/SSB op who doesn't constantly tune the
bands is the FT8 op who doesn't constantly stare
I use the VE7CC node for spots. You can filter out FT8 spots on VE7CC via the
'set/noft8' command.
73, John W1FV
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The solution is to switch to DXLab Suite (DXKeeper for logging,
and SpotCollector for cluster/spotting). SpotCollector allows
the operator to block spots based on digital mode - e.g., one
can block JT9/JT65/FT4/FT4 spots and still display RTTY spots.
The mode of a given spot is identified by
That is because for some people it can be useful information if they
want to make contacts.
What is DX or not is up for the listener.
There is nothing different then with CW spots.
73 Henk PA5KT
Op 13-5-2020 om 01:58 schreef Roger Kennedy:
Why oh why do some people post on the DX Cluster
I think it is probably automatic. Some are even posting every spot twice. I
emailed one guy and asked him why and he was clueless.
Mind you, I only occasionally look at spots on the web (DXScape) so mental
filtering is just fine for this Luddite.
Wes N7WS
On 5/13/2020 7:24 AM,
Roger. I appreciate your problem. I had the same issue here looking for DX
on the low end of 20. It seemed the only low end spots were for FT4 and
FT8. I use ACLog for a logger and ACLog has a feature in it called "Block
Digital". Since I checked Block Digital the DX spots I receive now are
