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If LoTW is not in the etc above, I would try that.
Daniele, well with CCcluster for us stateside guys its really helpful to see the spotters state because being in the Midwest a California spot or one from Florida has little value to me as I usually cant hear them. So nice to see that at a glance.IW3HMH wrote: 24 Jan 2020, 15:56 If you mean "State" this is not an information we actually have in Log4OM and i'm excluding the cluster is going to get info on external services due to performance reasons.
Is the state field shown for some specific contry calls? Do you know where it could be retrieved excluding QRZ/HAMQTH/etc?
The same applies to us here in the 'colonies'.kd0zv wrote: 24 Jan 2020, 16:16 ... with CCcluster for us stateside guys its really helpful to see the spotters state because being in the Midwest a California spot or one from Florida has little value to me as I usually cant hear them.
Yep...working on 5BWAS, and need 3 more states (1 on 15m and 2 on 10m).kd0zv wrote: 24 Jan 2020, 16:16 And if you are chasing WAS on all the three modes it would be helpful there too. Right now that elusive state could be spotted and I never would notice it.
Rich,kd0zv wrote: 24 Jan 2020, 16:16
Daniele, well with CCcluster for us stateside guys its really helpful to see the spotters state because being in the Midwest a California spot or one from Florida has little value to me as I usually cant hear them. So nice to see that at a glance.
And if you are chasing WAS on all the three modes it would be helpful there too. Right now that elusive state could be spotted and I never would notice it.
Rich
Yes, I agree, but I already have to many programs runningN6VH wrote: 25 Jan 2020, 15:10
Rich,
If you use the CC User program it is very easy to specify which states you want to see spots from, and exclude all others. I interface that program to Log4OM, and it works great.
73 Jim N6VH
We can't use data that does not exist in the incoming cluster datakd0zv wrote: 25 Jan 2020, 15:29Yes, I agree, but I already have to many programs runningN6VH wrote: 25 Jan 2020, 15:10
Rich,
If you use the CC User program it is very easy to specify which states you want to see spots from, and exclude all others. I interface that program to Log4OM, and it works great.
73 Jim N6VH
Just be nice of Log4OM shows states so I did not have to. CC cluster is super powerful and have no issues with it but would like less programs running
Rich
Hi Jim,
So how does CC cluster show state data? My CC cluster is not querying QRZ.G4POP wrote: 25 Jan 2020, 16:06
We can't use data that does not exist in the incoming cluster data
The only way we could achieve this would be to check every incoming spot against QRZ, you can imaging how much that would slow the cluster down and what the reaction of QRZ would be to so many thousands of lookups being done!