Saw a bunch of your spots on the cluster...looks like you had a great morning!
Prop has been good with Europe from here for a couple weeks now.
For me today all the SpE and QRM keeping me out of business, lol.
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Saw a bunch of your spots on the cluster...looks like you had a great morning!
Prop has been good with Europe from here for a couple weeks now.
For me today all the SpE and QRM keeping me out of business, lol.
Hey Dan, hope all is well. Sorry for the dumb question but spots/cluster?
@Louisiana Mudd,
A “cluster“ is a website where operators log their contacts. A “spot” is a log entry, either a station contacted (wkd), or a station heard (SWL).
With the cluster you get real time data on propagation and active frequencies, even a map of contacts, if you wish..as well as a few other features.
This is almost exclusively SSB (though not required to be) and generally non-domestic contacts (also not required).
The one I use the most and am referring to above is ClusterDX.nl
A “cluster“ is a website where operators log their contacts. A “spot” is a log entry, either a station contacted (wkd), or a station heard (SWL).
With the cluster you get real time data on propagation and active frequencies, even a map of contacts, if you wish..as well as a few other features.
This is almost exclusively SSB (though not required to be) and generally non-domestic contacts (also not required).
The one I use the most and am referring to above is ClusterDX.nl
Thanks brother, that's what I figured but didn't want to seem like an idiot if I was wrong haha
Great day to you sir!
Very nice, a shared database... I have been using Google Earth but will be switching for sure.
Thanks again my friend!
@The20poundhammer,
“20lb hammer“ must stand for the S9+20db you put on me today...
Surprise contact for sure. Congrats for all your excellent DX work.
73 and all the best!
Dan
“20lb hammer“ must stand for the S9+20db you put on me today...
Surprise contact for sure. Congrats for all your excellent DX work.
73 and all the best!
Dan
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Lots of Ontario Canada stations strong into North Carolina thus far today with an added mix of Michigan & Iowa.
27465 lsb is decent,not crowded. But 1 guy said he was hangin like a hair on a bisquit.another guy n i jumped in n asked sick bisquit maker? Bad ba
no such thing as stupid questions,go ahead n ask
Haha hair on a biscuit, 11m personalities can be quite entertaining at times. I still can't bring myself to speaking the slank with the twang but definitely enjoy talking with folks.
Great day yesterday for most of Europe from East Coast USA. Was working with the Beams, the Imax, ya know all the good stuff, but truth be said best contacts were on the little old 35 dollar dipole hands down, and at only 25 feet, inverted V. So throw that wire up in a tree and get talking When conditions are right it does not matter, rock solid contact Belfast allowed me to shift between antennas, very little change in any of them, except the wire was much quieter. Have a great week. 73's
Ocean One Cape Hatteras
When conditions are right it does not matter, rock solid contact Belfast allowed me to shift between antennas, very little change in any of them, except the wire was much quieter. Have a great week. 73'sOcean One Cape Hatteras