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Hamspots – a useful resource
17 August 2014 | by A little while back someone introduced me to Hamspots which is a sort of filtered spotting system for digital modes. You can chose how many bands to monitor and the modes, Very useful to see JT65 and JT9-1 activity on, say, 20, 10 and 6m.
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This morning I saw a number of stations calling ek1ke. It was showing up on hamspots. But there were no stations getting a callback that were calling him. How are the spots generated? How are replies to ek1ke noted in Hamspots?