Hello DXers... Please tell me the Web adr of a real-time listing of current
DX on the air that comes primarily from USA sources. I find DX Summit too
oriented to EU to be most helpful to a Fla resident. Where should I
connect? Thanks, Charly K4VUD
Charly, I use one of the TelNet locations for more local DX spots, however,
there are usually only a few users signed on and almost all of the TelNet
services send spots to Internet DX Clusters.
Using DX Monitor in conjunction with DX Viewer allows you to filter spots and
you can view spots
://128.111.56.240 W6RFU
telnet://nc7j.qrq.comNC7J
73, Bill
N6WS
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Hello DXers
to a
broader area of spots.
I will send you via a seperate Email, the user's manual for the AR-Cluster
nodes.
73 Ted K8NA
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Hi Guy's,
On the DX Monitor just enable the Filter Settings to weed out VHF spots. You can't
stop the spotters though. sigh
73, Bob KI4RU
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Hello DXers... Please tell me the Web adr of a real-time listing
