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Cluster feed
The feed is available from the WWFF Cluster if you have a slot open 81.169.179.220:7300 --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com
The feed is available from the WWFF Cluster if you have a slot open 81.169.179.220:7300 --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com
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KA9JAC
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Antenna question
Jess, That will work fine. There are some that have more then that mounted all at once. Virus-free. www.avg.com
Jess, That will work fine. There are some that have more then that mounted all at once. Virus-free. www.avg.com
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KA9JAC
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Parks Diverge
Jess, the problem I have always had with WWFF cluster is that (I was told) that it does not feed spots into the global DX Cluster. This is a problem for those of us who use spot filtering with the DX
Jess, the problem I have always had with WWFF cluster is that (I was told) that it does not feed spots into the global DX Cluster. This is a problem for those of us who use spot filtering with the DX
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Jim Shorney
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Parks Diverge
David, I was an advocate from the start of making things as easy as possible for the users. That will likely not happen to the extent to what I wanted but it shouldn't be anything that we can't deal w
David, I was an advocate from the start of making things as easy as possible for the users. That will likely not happen to the extent to what I wanted but it shouldn't be anything that we can't deal w
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Jim Shorney
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Antenna question
I am currently using a hustler mobile resonator combination. A 52" mast with the 3 resonator adapter. I was thinking of attaching a 4th resonator in the center. Any opinions out there ? W6LEN / Jess
I am currently using a hustler mobile resonator combination. A 52" mast with the 3 resonator adapter. I was thinking of attaching a 4th resonator in the center. Any opinions out there ? W6LEN / Jess
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Sgt Grunt
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Parks Diverge
I don't see it as a problem. If I hear KFF1234 I will answer, but if I hear K1234 I won't respond. The WFF-KFF system does not recognized the "K" only the "KFF". I think that we are in good shape to j
I don't see it as a problem. If I hear KFF1234 I will answer, but if I hear K1234 I won't respond. The WFF-KFF system does not recognized the "K" only the "KFF". I think that we are in good shape to j
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Sgt Grunt
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Parks Diverge
Randy, Its already happening. We've added parks for Alaska, Washington, and one other state (can't remember which one). 73/44,Roger Meadows, AE4RM WWFF-KFF Coordinator See Us On The Web FaceBook
Randy, Its already happening. We've added parks for Alaska, Washington, and one other state (can't remember which one). 73/44,Roger Meadows, AE4RM WWFF-KFF Coordinator See Us On The Web FaceBook
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KFF Coordinator
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RBN Question
I post to DXSummit or if I have my laptop with wifi, VE7CC - they are all linked anyway. Tom
I post to DXSummit or if I have my laptop with wifi, VE7CC - they are all linked anyway. Tom
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W1TEF
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Parks Diverge
The "diverging park" numbers starts where the KFF numbers left off. It will be probematic when KFF adds new parks and assigns numbers that the diverging parks are using. I could see a future park with
The "diverging park" numbers starts where the KFF numbers left off. It will be probematic when KFF adds new parks and assigns numbers that the diverging parks are using. I could see a future park with
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Randy W2NR
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Parks Diverge
Its easy to figure out - he wants to "control" the process going forward. Thus the number diverging rather than keeping some semblance of order. Regardless, this divergence is going to become an issue
Its easy to figure out - he wants to "control" the process going forward. Thus the number diverging rather than keeping some semblance of order. Regardless, this divergence is going to become an issue
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W1TEF
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RBN Question
I've seen this, and wondered too. The spots are somehow correctly flagged as WWFF, and you can tell they're from the RBN by the "[rbn]" tag in the comments. They show up on the WWWFF dx cluster (http:
I've seen this, and wondered too. The spots are somehow correctly flagged as WWFF, and you can tell they're from the RBN by the "[rbn]" tag in the comments. They show up on the WWWFF dx cluster (http:
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Detrick Merz
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Parks Diverge
Thank you Kraig, I used PARKSpot last weekend and plan to use it again this weekend! WI has a few parks and KFF-4329 was near the end, but I can manage. ;-) Hope to work you again soon. WX is suppose
Thank you Kraig, I used PARKSpot last weekend and plan to use it again this weekend! WI has a few parks and KFF-4329 was near the end, but I can manage. ;-) Hope to work you again soon. WX is suppose
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David Garnier
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RBN Question
I have never seen it do that. I always look for the call and that's all it picks up Jess Question everything. Accept nothing as fact until proven. No one or nothing is above suspicion. Ambivalence
I have never seen it do that. I always look for the call and that's all it picks up Jess Question everything. Accept nothing as fact until proven. No one or nothing is above suspicion. Ambivalence
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Sgt Grunt
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RBN Question
Here is something I never quite understood. I hear some people say the RBN will pick you up at a park. How does the RBN know I am at a park? Is it because I cam calling CQ POTA, or CQ 44, or CQ WWFF?
Here is something I never quite understood. I hear some people say the RBN will pick you up at a park. How does the RBN know I am at a park? Is it because I cam calling CQ POTA, or CQ 44, or CQ WWFF?
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KFF Coordinator
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Parks Diverge
I always have the WFF Cluster up and take my spots from there. Now that there are two groups only the KFF spots will show up there which is fine with me as I have absolutely no interest in following t
I always have the WFF Cluster up and take my spots from there. Now that there are two groups only the KFF spots will show up there which is fine with me as I have absolutely no interest in following t
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Sgt Grunt
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Parks Diverge
No need to be a slave to facebook... If folks are paying attention they will see that you are spotted somewhere If they can't be bothered to get there while you are there, its not your fault. Virus-fr
No need to be a slave to facebook... If folks are paying attention they will see that you are spotted somewhere If they can't be bothered to get there while you are there, its not your fault. Virus-fr
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KA9JAC
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Parks Diverge
If you are activating, there are chasers that have requests, please come back to 40, etc. Having a faster method to receive that type of request has got to be faster than watching FB. 73's wb9own
If you are activating, there are chasers that have requests, please come back to 40, etc. Having a faster method to receive that type of request has got to be faster than watching FB. 73's wb9own
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David Garnier
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Parks Diverge
Not twitter, but I've thought about using APRS for spotting. I find many times when my cell phone battery is pretty taxed, or I'm in an area that has little or no cell coverage. But if I could have a
Not twitter, but I've thought about using APRS for spotting. I find many times when my cell phone battery is pretty taxed, or I'm in an area that has little or no cell coverage. But if I could have a
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Detrick Merz
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Parks Diverge
We have not changed our numbering system. It is the each separate program now was different requirements to add parks so the new parks added to each program no longer match up. We will keep following
We have not changed our numbering system. It is the each separate program now was different requirements to add parks so the new parks added to each program no longer match up. We will keep following
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KFF Coordinator
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Parks Diverge
I don't want to sound cranky, but why breaking a numbering system that has worked well across the world? Remember my past comment about unintended consequences? Well, following folks that self spot ha
I don't want to sound cranky, but why breaking a numbering system that has worked well across the world? Remember my past comment about unintended consequences? Well, following folks that self spot ha
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David Garnier
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