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
Hi Paul
I run va3mw.dxcluster.org on port 41112. It is a DX Spider node and I am
connected to ve7cc as well.
It does not have world wide spots on it but only posts spots originating
from zones 2, 4 and 5. By limiting spots at the source (inbound to my
cluster) it cuts down on traffic and any
Paul,
You will probably find what you want to know here: https://www.dxcluster.info/
Your first choice to try are some of the more "open" clusters:
VE7CC-1
W3LPL
Part 2 is interpreting what you see. Since many DX Clusters report everything
they are sent worldwide, Log4OM is probably like
"If the spotter was using a rig without an adjustable sidetone, wouldn't the
frequency they spot be dependent upon the tone they prefer to hear?"
The spotted frequency should be the suppressed carrier frequency which is
independent of the choice of tone frequency. Remember there are very few
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k3wyc said:
> ... The spotted frequency should be the suppressed carrier frequency ...
I don't think so. Most modern CW rigs that I am aware of, including the K3,
display the actual transmitted frequency on the dial, not the SSB
suppressed carrier frequency.
That is why the spotted frequency
I think they just round up. If I transmit on 14051.0 I get reported
variously as 14051.0 and 14051.1 but never 14050.9
73,
Drew
AF2Z
On 07/28/22 16:25, Pete Smith N4ZR wrote:
My K3 is set up to zero-beat at 520 Hz, and its calibration has been
checked against WWV and adjusted to with 2 Hz.
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If the spotter was using a rig without an adjustable sidetone, wouldn't
the frequency they spot be dependent upon the tone they prefer to hear?
I haven't thought that through enough to know if it's relevant or not
... just musing out loud.
73,
Dave AB7E
On 7/28/2022 2:25 PM, Pete
FWIW, the FTdx101 series has among the very best CW bandwidths when set to 8
msec risetime. It beats the Kenwood TS890S by a good margin. I have a 60wpm
spectrum analyzer sweep showing that. It was improved with the May 2021
firmware release which was after ARRL testing. This is a far cry
Thanks for the data, Jim (and Victor) -
Even though it significantly pre-dates the IC-7300, I respect your work and
will assume it has relevance.
So I am resetting the CW Rise Time to 8ms ... its slowest setting.
That being said, I so seldom use CW it's pretty much a non-issue for me.
73
Lyn,
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
My K3 is set up to zero-beat at 520 Hz, and its calibration has been
checked against WWV and adjusted to with 2 Hz. That said, I'm surprised
when operating assisted to note that most spotted stations, when clicked
on, sound significantly higher in pitch than my sidetone. It seems
logical,
The KPA would be fine with 8ms delay, and 4ms rise time is most likely
clicky. 6 would be better.
Victor 4X6GP
On Wed, Jul 27, 2022, 22:10 Lyn Norstad wrote:
> Tom -
>
> I am running the 7300 with KPA/KAT500 and have the TX Delay on the 7300
> set for 15ms on both HF and 50MHz (the range is 0
On 7/27/2022 12:08 PM, Lyn Norstad wrote:
CW Rise Time set to the default, 4ms (range 2ms - 8ms).
This is MUCH too fast, very clicky. Even the slowest is much too clicky.
See my analysis of ARRL Lab Test results done in 2014. This is all THEIR
data, that they sent me in electronic form.
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