[Skimmertalk] Telnet access to CWS cluster
W0MU Mike Fatchett
w0mu at w0mu.com
Thu Nov 28 10:55:55 EST 2019
Most of the Nodes have skimmer spots. VE7CC, W0MU-1 and many many
more. If you use VE7CC's CC user program you can sort spots by state,
country whatever you want. We have been doing this for years.
W0MU
On 11/28/2019 5:46 AM, Jack Reed wrote:
> Andy,
> That is an excellent report, congratulations
> If you are like me, I am looking forward to upcoming ARRL 160 and
> other contests in Jan and Feb 2020.
> 73, Jack, WA7LNW / W7CXX
>
> On Thu, Nov 28, 2019 at 1:02 PM Andrew O'Brien <k3ukandy at gmail.com
> <mailto:k3ukandy at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Max/Jack . I’m all set now . I’m accessing NC7J , have Skimmer
> spots turned on and have set filters to report from 3 regularly
> skimming stations close to my QTH. Works fine .
> Thanks for your suggestions .
>
> Andy k3uk
>
>
>> On Nov 27, 2019, at 8:09 PM, Andrew O'Brien <k3ukandy at gmail.com
>> <mailto:k3ukandy at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>> Thanks Max and Jack , I will check those sources .
>>
>> Andy
>>
>>
>>> On Nov 27, 2019, at 12:40 PM, M. George
>>> <m.matthew.george at gmail.com <mailto:m.matthew.george at gmail.com>>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Hi Andy, I finally joined SkimmerTalk and should have done so
>>> long ago (this is my first post). Jack WA7LNW mentioned the AR
>>> Cluster I run, NC7J at my QTH. There are many others that have
>>> skimmer spots of course and they are perfectly good options.
>>> The key for the AR6 cluster nodes like NC7J is that by default
>>> they do not have skimmer spots on by default. You will need to
>>> set your DX Filter after connecting for your call / ssid
>>> combination.
>>>
>>> A number of years ago I created a YouTube Video that speaks
>>> directly to your question and should help you out if you are
>>> connected to an AR6 cluster. It's very detailed and you can jump
>>> forward and back using the L and J keys on your keyboard... or
>>> use the left and right arrows for smaller forward and backward
>>> jumps. I hope you find the following videos useful as you tune
>>> your filters to send you skimmer spots that meet your needs
>>> while operating:
>>>
>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=084V6_PNwMQ (2016 DX Telnet /
>>> Skimmer spots, what you hopefully are looking for) I never made
>>> part 2! I guess it's probably time.
>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qpiku5xr_7A (focused on using
>>> the spots... in the ARRL DX 2017 CW contest, a good follow on
>>> for the previous video)
>>> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE7Pm45Q_M690wC0oLa6qUQ (my
>>> channel with several other live operating videos where I'm using
>>> Skimmer spots)
>>>
>>> And thumbs up to WA7LNW, Jack is a good friend and runs a
>>> excellent Skimmer server down near St George Utah. His skimmer
>>> hears really well.
>>>
>>> Another skimmer feed you will want to take a look at is the
>>> dedicated AR cluster W9PA has setup for FT8/FT4. If you are
>>> into the FT modes. Dave does a great job with his cluster nodes
>>> too... CW/RTTY etc... here is his connect info for the FT
>>> skimmer spots: dxc.w9pa.net <http://dxc.w9pa.net> 7374 (make
>>> sure you connect to port 7374 and be prepared for the firehose
>>> of FT spots... you will want to set a filter to make the spots
>>> relevant for your QTH) W9PA is another great source for a
>>> regular CW/RTTY AR Cluster telnet feed. Dave (along with many
>>> others) work hard to keep things up and reliable. W9PA
>>> CW/RTTY/Human Spot telnet addresses port: dxc.w9pa.net
>>> <http://dxc.w9pa.net> 7373
>>>
>>> Max NG7M
>>>
>>> Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2019 10:34:45 -0500
>>> From: Andrew O'Brien <k3ukandy at gmail.com
>>> <mailto:k3ukandy at gmail.com>>
>>> To: SkimmerTalk Reflector <skimmertalk at contesting.com
>>> <mailto:skimmertalk at contesting.com>>
>>> Subject: [Skimmertalk] Cluster that provides CW Skimmer spots ?
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>>>
>>> Can someone provide me a working Telnet link to a DXcluster
>>> that provides spots fed from CW Skimmer sources ? I am
>>> planning to set up so that I can get CW Skimmer spots from
>>> my state and a couple of nearby states . However a couple of
>>> clusters I accessed today do not provide skimmer spots .
>>> One cluster?s web site said they provider skimmer spots but
>>> their example of how to turn this off/on did not work.
>>> Andy K3UK
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> ------------------------------
>>>
>>> Message: 2
>>> Date: Wed, 27 Nov 2019 16:43:54 +0100
>>> From: Jack Reed <wa7lnw at gmail.com <mailto:wa7lnw at gmail.com>>
>>> To: "Andrew O'Brien" <k3ukandy at gmail.com
>>> <mailto:k3ukandy at gmail.com>>
>>> Cc: SkimmerTalk Reflector <skimmertalk at contesting.com
>>> <mailto:skimmertalk at contesting.com>>
>>> Subject: Re: [Skimmertalk] Cluster that provides CW Skimmer
>>> spots ?
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>>>
>>> Hi Andy,
>>>
>>> Google NC7J for a lot of information regarding telnet
>>> cluster and state
>>> filtering, etc. NC7J is my go to spot source for N1MM
>>> logging during
>>> contests.
>>>
>>> Also here is a list of telnet links.
>>> https://www.ng3k.com/Misc/cluster.html
>>>
>>> 73 Jack, WA7LNW
>>>
>>> On Wed, Nov 27, 2019 at 4:34 PM Andrew O'Brien
>>> <k3ukandy at gmail.com <mailto:k3ukandy at gmail.com>> wrote:
>>>
>>> >
>>> > Can someone provide me a working Telnet link to a
>>> DXcluster that provides
>>> > spots fed from CW Skimmer sources ? I am planning to set
>>> up so that I can
>>> > get CW Skimmer spots from my state and a couple of nearby
>>> states . However
>>> > a couple of clusters I accessed today do not provide
>>> skimmer spots . One
>>> > cluster?s web site said they provider skimmer spots but
>>> their example of
>>> > how to turn this off/on did not work.
>>> > Andy K3UK
>>> >
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