[Mldxcc] Spotting (was Assisted vs Unassisted)
Emileigh Starbrook
estarbrook at gmail.com
Wed Nov 19 15:35:36 EST 2014
Hi Bob,
So I played around with my logging program and it does do two things - one
of which is what you are calling spotting. It has to be turned on (I did
not since I didn't realize it was there) but it is on my generally logging
program. I have it enabled there, but only so when I make a contact and
log it, it sends it to the internet and it shows up on DX Summit.
However I tested it this morning it has a grid (spreadsheet) of a list of
stations (I guess those are spots). If I click on on it does tune the
radio to that frequency. But they scroll so fast I don't really see any
real way to use it.
The thing I like about DX Summit is I can filter it to the band I'm tuned
to - and it gives me about 50 stations on a page. It only updates about
every 3 minutes, so it's not constantly scrolling.
I can definitely see how using a spotting program can be advantageous but
the fun of the chase tuning around is definitely fun for me.
Cheers,
Emily
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