[Dxspider-support] SH/FDX ?

[Brendan Minish]

Basically SH/FDX does what the SH/DX command does but the output format is 
identical to the normal spot format. this means that stupid logging 
software can process the spots as if they were live / real time spots
DX de DK3WG:     10107.0  EK3AA                                      1403Z JO72

instead of
14088.0  T77M         9-Jan-2004 1357Z  rtty/fsk                      <WX5L>


AK1A clusters can do this

I have hacked together a local command to do SH/FDX and I can send you a 
copy if you like but it would be nicer if SH/FXD became part of the normal 
cluster command set since my bodge job won't track any changes to sh/dx


At 13:50 09/01/2004, you wrote:
>Hi All, I just started running the cluster here (GB7NHT) so apologise if 
>this is an obvious question but I dont understand what this user is asking for.
>Any help would be apreciated.
>
>Msg copied below:
>
>Also if you should see how to include SH/FDX into the cluster this would 
>be much appreciated.  SH/DX/10 for example brings back a string of the 
>last ten stations but SH/FDX/10 brings the station in one at a time and 
>the logging program can then check if you have worked them etc.
>This facility is on many US Clusters but was not on WDX or PDX.
>
>Regards, Frank, g0gsr (GB7NHT)
>
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