[Dxspider-support] Number of spots in CQWW CW?

[Mike G3YPP]

Well, I have a theory.   

I was an active participant in CQWW CW operating G4P making 1100 QSOs, 2/3 of which were S&P (Search and Pounce) 
I used N1MM Logger+ connected to my cluster MX0NCA-2.    My cluster is connected to the RBN so RBN spots are shown in the N1MM bandmap along with “normal” spots.
I have “Spot all S&P QSOs” selected in N1MM.
BUT even with this selected N1MM does not spot recently spotted callsigns (on same frequency).   This is a good intended feature.

So because of the RBN feed, N1MM only actually sent 45 of my QSOs to the cluster.    All the rest had already been spotted by the RBN.  

Given more clusters now connecting to the RBN – thanks to Dirk’s great work on the mojo branch – far fewer CW signals are actually spotted on the “normal” feed.

That’s my take on it.

Mike G3YPP
Sysop for MX0NCA-2

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Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2022 06:10:17 +0100
From: "Rene Olsen" <rene at rcolsen.dk>
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Subject: [Dxspider-support] Number of spots in CQWW CW?
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Hi.

Just wondered if anyone have an idea why the number of spots this past weekend was as 
"low" as it was. It was almost half of what it was in the SSB part.

Was conditions just worse, or is there some other reason for this?

Don't recall what the numbers for a CQWW contest normally is, so I can only compare SSB 
vs CW.

My node shows

 29-Oct-2022:   51285
 30-Oct-2022:   50757

and

 26-Nov-2022:   34667
 27-Nov-2022:   27665

Checked on DB0SUE-7 and it has just about the same numbers.

Vy 73 de Ren? / OZ1LQH






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