[wk2s]

Hi Kim,

Sadly, ParksnPeaks SMS spotting is only for POTA and WWFF(AU). That is the reason for the database errors. I did contact ParksnPeaks but they are focused on the AU/NZ needs.
I do use WWFF Agenda when possible but this doesn’t always work. SMS seems like a good alternative when cell service is poor. The latest generation of smart phones can even SMS directly to a satellite constellation if terrestrial service is not available. In the US, T-Mobile offers satellite service (StarLink) for $US10/month. Of course this is of no use if there isn’t a gateway.

73,
Art WK2S

[wk2s]

OK, I see that the stats are correct, the GCR is flooey.
never mind…

[wk2s]

Hi Andrew,

I tried to follow your P2P directions. For my last activation on 9 August at KFF-4595 I deliberately DID NOT claim any of the 4 P2P contacts. The reasoning being that you said if on claimed the P2P and the other did not then both would get credit.
It does not seem to have worked out that way. Under P2P I see the four contacts which means the others side must have claimed the P2P, but they are all un-confirmed.

What is the issue?

Art Cote WK2S

[wk2s]

More information.

The screen shot compares WWFF.co/dx-cluster/ with http://smartwwff.cqgma.net/wwffspots.php?i=0.

Notice that some spots on dx-cluster are completely missing from smartwwff.

Any idea why smartwwff misses some spots?

Not sure how to post the screen shot here. Please advise.

Art WK2S

[wk2s]

Yes, I understand. No problem.

It looked to me that the smartWWFF self spots were not being posted. I tried refreshing but didn’t see them so I used dxSummit instead.

The question here is why would the lists on smartWWFF and WWFF watch cluster be different?

[Author]

Posts