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Yes
The map has a wasting routine its
'concept ' differs from a
pure data base , also the
number of recalled 'spots' is limited , to prevent
the map from cluttering , so its best
to narrow the search in terms of time and
mode to maximise the 'accuracy' of the displayed
display .
But in saying that , it provides the best
overall facility , there is some on-going work on
producing a 'beacon friendly' derivative, to
capture data from the new generation beacons
, which by definition , will seek to record all
decodes and offer some level of flexibility
.
But judging by the latest data article
in the rad-com , there seems to be some
inter-beacon rivalry , which may hold the show up , from
my view , I think the addiction to time and
an affinity to the produce of 'melton mowbray' is
a little retrograde ..
It crossed my mind , that your
corralator could up-load to the psk-map
as well , im not sure how automated
the final match is , but access is via a
DLL , could have a new 'rx' mode
added to adif ?
73 -G
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 12:03 AM
Subject: Re: LF: A SPOT of BOTHER [Opera Dx]
Graham,
it seems that if several decodes have occured for
the same TX-RX pair, PSKreporter retains only the latest one, which of
course isn't necessarily the strongest one.
73, Markus
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2013 12:08 AM
Subject: LF: A SPOT of BOTHER [Opera Dx]
Ive noticed that some of the Dx opera
spots are not showing on the PSK-Reporter
It would appeared that the psk-map is
dumping some of the data , unfortunately , this is
a attribute of the data management system of
the map.
The map was/is envisaged as a
over view of band conditions and not
a 100 % record of activity , so
multiple spots of the same call may
be 'reduced' to minimise storage needs'
Opera and Ros are linked to the map ,
by way of the adif system , spots are sent
directly to the psk map from the application as in other
e-qsl set up's , Opera is now included in
the ADIF mode list .
To ensure accurate records , the best advice is
to maintain the local records and web-linked
spots from the application , spots from the Opera
system are routed via the server , where
additional data is added , before re-broadcast ,
Last 24 Hrs , this decode is missing from
the map , which looks to be 3 dB over
GW0EZY minimal decode level !
21:28 136 R7NT de GW0EZY Op32 3041 km -38 dB in
Welshpool IO82HO with 90w + WsLo
73-Graham.
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