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Bob Wilson, N6TV ha scritto:
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<div class="gmail_quote">Well, it could be useful, but since
announcements will overwrite each other in the band map (when they are
close to the same frequency), why do you need to know who made the last
spot?</div>
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I don't need to know who made the last spot. I need to know if the spot
that I see in the bandmap is coming from the telnet cluster or from the
local cwskimmer. In the second case, I'm sure that I'll be able to
receive with my ears the spotted station. <br>
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<div>Note that both the <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://docs.win-test.com/wiki/Menu:Windows#DX-Cluster_Monitor">DX
Cluster Monitor</a> [Alt-O] and <a moz-do-not-send="true"
href="http://docs.win-test.com/wiki/Menu:Windows#DX-Cluster_Announcements">DX
Cluster Announcements</a> [Alt-A] windows do display the spotter's
callsign. You could use the latter for point and shoot QSOs instead of
the band map.</div>
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In fact, the DX Cluster Announcements is usefull for my need. Anyway,
it would be better to have only one window, the bandmap window, with
all the needed info.<br>
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Ok, Bob, many thanks for your help.<br>
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73 de IK7JWY Art<br>
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