Re: [Tlf-devel] Bandmap.

[Fred Siegmund]

Have a look here: https://github.com/Tlf/tlf/issues/31

Some proposals for the bandmap...

73 Fred

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Am 11.08.2015 8:05 nachm. schrieb Ervin Hegedüs <address@hidden>:
>
> Hi Pierre,
>
> On Tue, Aug 11, 2015 at 10:06:10AM -0400, Pierre Fogal wrote:
> > If you are looking to gauge interest, then a band-map that displays worked
> > calls around your frequency as does N1MM logger would be a great feature, a
> > boon to S&P operation.
>
> sometimes I use N1MM (only from my club). Basicly, I don't like
> this feature in both direction. If we will touch this part of
> code of Tlf, may be it could be good to disjoin the directions:
> - op could configure, if he types a callsign (and do something
>   which triggers the add function, eg. tune the VFO up/down
>   minimum 1kHz), then callsign will be added
> - op could configure, if Tlf uses rigctl, and it gets the freq
>   which exists in bandmap, then the callsign (which is on that
>   freq) will be added back to callsign field
>
> More features, if we will touch the code:
> - bandmap columns scrolling: now there are 3 columns for bandmap,
>   but on most contest, these are very few for the number of
>   competitors. It could be good, than Tlf follows the freq of
>   TRX, and detects that the freq leaves the freq of last station
>   in first column, then shifts columns to left
> - mark the nearest stations on bandmap with different background
>   (or something else), or if there isn't any station between N
>   kHz, then mark the previous and next nearest (with other sign)
>
> Other ideas are welcome.
>
> > I was thinking of trying to write something like
> > that as an add-on Python program.
>
> How do you think about it? What do you think about the "add-on"
> program?
>
> (Otherwise, I'm a big Python fan :))
>
> > I saw a stat that suggested that less than 20% of operators in a contest
> > ever call CQ.  I call, but not as much as I do S&P given the "little
> > pistol" nature of my station(s).   So, I would guess that any assistance on
> > the S&P side would help many users. :-)
>
> yes, bandmap is a big help. I've used that on WAE, and Tlf showed
> the number of QTC's, what a station gave me - that was a _very_
> big help. Idea came from DJ1YFK (thanks Fabian :)).
>
> 73, Ervin
>
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