Sunrise/sunset software

[Greg Becker NA2N]

Comes the day of the contest, and I can't find my old, trusty
DX Edge. Anyone point me to a site to download software for a 
real-time graphic depiction of sunlight/darkness/graylines?

Please?

73,
-- 
Greg Becker       na2n at ifam.com
FFII/EMT, Safety Officer, Milan Vol FD/Rescue Squad
Ideas For American Manufacturers / Rock Temple Entertainment

>From k9pg at sbbs.net (k9pg)  Fri Dec  6 02:44:16 1996
From: k9pg at sbbs.net (k9pg) (k9pg)
Date: Thu, 5 Dec 1996 20:44:16 -0600
Subject: Vanity site address
Message-ID: <0000ACE6.3115 at sbbs.net>

     I found it just after I sent the msg to the reflector......   
     
     
     
     thanks
     
     K9PG

>From broz at csn.net (John Brosnahan)  Fri Dec  6 02:24:51 1996
From: broz at csn.net (John Brosnahan) (John Brosnahan)
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 1996 20:24:51 -0600
Subject: Single Band Rules (was What Is This?)
Message-ID: <199612060323.AA28572 at ns-1.csn.net>

At 01:10 PM 12/5/96 -0800, you wrote:
>Jimmy R. Floyd wrote:
>> 
>> My only opinion as to what single band means is this:
>> 
>> Single Op
>> No Packet
>> No Nets or Internet
>> Noone passing anything to them or themselves soliciting calls on other
>> bands.
>
>I have always been curious if I were single band 10 meters and going got 
>slow, if I could go to 15 and try to move mults or qsos up to 10.  My 
>instinct was it would violate the spirit of being single band.
>
>Ant ideas?
>
>Chuck, KE5FI
>

Chuck, according to the thread recently, this passing of mults from another
band is perfectly legal as described in Bob Cox's book.  But I am really 
offended by the idea--passing mults from another band--even from/to oneself 
is not much different than packet.  You are being assisted--if only by better 
propagation on another band, a band that you are not competing on.

I feel strongly enough about this that I want to start a grass roots movement
to petition Bob to change his interpretation.  It puts stations that would
do a single band effort, because they can't do an all band effort, at a
disadvantage
to those stations that are all-band equiped and choose to do a single band
and move mults around.

I think a single band effort should be just what it says ----- a single band
effort!
Not some hybrid of interpretation, you can do this but you can't do that.
(ie its ok to move mults from other HF bands but not from VHF bands -- packet)

Anything more is crap----put this way because I am at a loss for words to
describe
what I really think!

I would appreciate hearing from anyone else, either directly or on the
reflector,
that feels that single band entries should be limited to operation on that
single band.  I also am not very comfortable with the interpretation of moving
mults from one mode to another and would like to hear what others think
about this practice as well (both single band and all band).

73  John  

John Brosnahan
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