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DX MONITOR AND DX SUMMIT
For the past 3 or so days, the DX Monitor by VE3SUN which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit is not available, according to the web site. The DX Summit seems to be behind also. Anyone know what the trouble is? I do not recall it being down for such an extended period of time. Murray, K3BEQ Note. The URL contained in the message from "Keyboard in the Wilderness" which states the "DX Monitor is alive and well" takes me to some web page where you can order books. |
Murray Green wrote:
For the past 3 or so days, the DX Monitor by VE3SUN which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit is not available, according to the web site. The DX Summit seems to be behind also. Well, the DX Summit is *the* source of the spots for the DX Monitor which picks them up from the DX Summit website. The DX monitor is just the, well, monitor. Anyone know what the trouble is? I do not recall it being down for such an extended period of time. Yes, it's been known to happen before. Hardware failures, virus attacks, software updates, regular maintenance, angry creditors... who knows? Note. The URL contained in the message from "Keyboard in the Wilderness" which states the "DX Monitor is alive and well" takes me to some web page where you can order books. ??? Nope, the http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html is "where it's at". Alive and kicking. 73 ... WA7AA -- Anti-spam measu look me up on qrz.com if you need to reply directly |
Murray Green wrote:
For the past 3 or so days, the DX Monitor by VE3SUN which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit is not available, according to the web site. The DX Summit seems to be behind also. Well, the DX Summit is *the* source of the spots for the DX Monitor which picks them up from the DX Summit website. The DX monitor is just the, well, monitor. Anyone know what the trouble is? I do not recall it being down for such an extended period of time. Yes, it's been known to happen before. Hardware failures, virus attacks, software updates, regular maintenance, angry creditors... who knows? Note. The URL contained in the message from "Keyboard in the Wilderness" which states the "DX Monitor is alive and well" takes me to some web page where you can order books. ??? Nope, the http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html is "where it's at". Alive and kicking. 73 ... WA7AA -- Anti-spam measu look me up on qrz.com if you need to reply directly |
All understood with one exception. When I click on the URL for the DX monitor it takes me to a page that has the following on it: Hello World. A life in Ham Radio by Danny Gregory and Paul Sahre together with a NY Times and Wired Review... A box on the left has CW written symbols and that's it. Weird. Thanks. 73, K3BEQ ======================= Zoran Brlecic wrote: Murray Green wrote: For the past 3 or so days, the DX Monitor by VE3SUN which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit is not available, according to the web site. The DX Summit seems to be behind also. Well, the DX Summit is *the* source of the spots for the DX Monitor which picks them up from the DX Summit website. The DX monitor is just the, well, monitor. Anyone know what the trouble is? I do not recall it being down for such an extended period of time. Yes, it's been known to happen before. Hardware failures, virus attacks, software updates, regular maintenance, angry creditors... who knows? Note. The URL contained in the message from "Keyboard in the Wilderness" which states the "DX Monitor is alive and well" takes me to some web page where you can order books. ??? Nope, the http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html is "where it's at". Alive and kicking. 73 ... WA7AA -- Anti-spam measu look me up on qrz.com if you need to reply directly |
All understood with one exception. When I click on the URL for the DX monitor it takes me to a page that has the following on it: Hello World. A life in Ham Radio by Danny Gregory and Paul Sahre together with a NY Times and Wired Review... A box on the left has CW written symbols and that's it. Weird. Thanks. 73, K3BEQ ======================= Zoran Brlecic wrote: Murray Green wrote: For the past 3 or so days, the DX Monitor by VE3SUN which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit is not available, according to the web site. The DX Summit seems to be behind also. Well, the DX Summit is *the* source of the spots for the DX Monitor which picks them up from the DX Summit website. The DX monitor is just the, well, monitor. Anyone know what the trouble is? I do not recall it being down for such an extended period of time. Yes, it's been known to happen before. Hardware failures, virus attacks, software updates, regular maintenance, angry creditors... who knows? Note. The URL contained in the message from "Keyboard in the Wilderness" which states the "DX Monitor is alive and well" takes me to some web page where you can order books. ??? Nope, the http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html is "where it's at". Alive and kicking. 73 ... WA7AA -- Anti-spam measu look me up on qrz.com if you need to reply directly |
Murray Green wrote:
All understood with one exception. When I click on the URL for the DX monitor it takes me to a page that has the following on it: Hello World. A life in Ham Radio by Danny Gregory and Paul Sahre together with a NY Times and Wired Review... A box on the left has CW written symbols and that's it. Weird. That's only the top part of the page. Below this you should be seeing the DX Monitor heading, along with the s/w details, screen shots, links, etc. Try clearing the disk and/or memory cache or maybe even a different browser. 73, WA7AA -- Anti-spam measu look me up on qrz.com if you need to reply directly |
Murray Green wrote:
All understood with one exception. When I click on the URL for the DX monitor it takes me to a page that has the following on it: Hello World. A life in Ham Radio by Danny Gregory and Paul Sahre together with a NY Times and Wired Review... A box on the left has CW written symbols and that's it. Weird. That's only the top part of the page. Below this you should be seeing the DX Monitor heading, along with the s/w details, screen shots, links, etc. Try clearing the disk and/or memory cache or maybe even a different browser. 73, WA7AA -- Anti-spam measu look me up on qrz.com if you need to reply directly |
Yes at URL: http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html
the weird book notice is there but scroll down and see: [Introduction] [Download] [Settings] [Operation] [Maps] [FAQ] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- DX Monitor by VE3SUN Version 0.94 is now available for download. a.. CTY.DAT updates are now retrieved from K1EA's new site. b.. WWV problem fixed. c.. Automatic update notification problem fixed. Please read the FAQ before reporting a problem. DX Monitor is a standalone Windows 95/98/NT program which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit and presents the information in a sortable grid format and on a map centered on your location. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- AND the DX Summit is again operational at 14:16 UTC -- 73 From The Keyboard ------------------------- "Murray Green" wrote in message ... All understood with one exception. When I click on the URL for the DX monitor it takes me to a page that has the following on it: Hello World. A life in Ham Radio by Danny Gregory and Paul Sahre together with a NY Times and Wired Review... A box on the left has CW written symbols and that's it. Weird. Thanks. 73, K3BEQ ======================= Zoran Brlecic wrote: Murray Green wrote: For the past 3 or so days, the DX Monitor by VE3SUN which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit is not available, according to the web site. The DX Summit seems to be behind also. Well, the DX Summit is *the* source of the spots for the DX Monitor which picks them up from the DX Summit website. The DX monitor is just the, well, monitor. Anyone know what the trouble is? I do not recall it being down for such an extended period of time. Yes, it's been known to happen before. Hardware failures, virus attacks, software updates, regular maintenance, angry creditors... who knows? Note. The URL contained in the message from "Keyboard in the Wilderness" which states the "DX Monitor is alive and well" takes me to some web page where you can order books. ??? Nope, the http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html is "where it's at". Alive and kicking. 73 ... WA7AA -- Anti-spam measu look me up on qrz.com if you need to reply directly |
Yes at URL: http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html
the weird book notice is there but scroll down and see: [Introduction] [Download] [Settings] [Operation] [Maps] [FAQ] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- DX Monitor by VE3SUN Version 0.94 is now available for download. a.. CTY.DAT updates are now retrieved from K1EA's new site. b.. WWV problem fixed. c.. Automatic update notification problem fixed. Please read the FAQ before reporting a problem. DX Monitor is a standalone Windows 95/98/NT program which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit and presents the information in a sortable grid format and on a map centered on your location. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- AND the DX Summit is again operational at 14:16 UTC -- 73 From The Keyboard ------------------------- "Murray Green" wrote in message ... All understood with one exception. When I click on the URL for the DX monitor it takes me to a page that has the following on it: Hello World. A life in Ham Radio by Danny Gregory and Paul Sahre together with a NY Times and Wired Review... A box on the left has CW written symbols and that's it. Weird. Thanks. 73, K3BEQ ======================= Zoran Brlecic wrote: Murray Green wrote: For the past 3 or so days, the DX Monitor by VE3SUN which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit is not available, according to the web site. The DX Summit seems to be behind also. Well, the DX Summit is *the* source of the spots for the DX Monitor which picks them up from the DX Summit website. The DX monitor is just the, well, monitor. Anyone know what the trouble is? I do not recall it being down for such an extended period of time. Yes, it's been known to happen before. Hardware failures, virus attacks, software updates, regular maintenance, angry creditors... who knows? Note. The URL contained in the message from "Keyboard in the Wilderness" which states the "DX Monitor is alive and well" takes me to some web page where you can order books. ??? Nope, the http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html is "where it's at". Alive and kicking. 73 ... WA7AA -- Anti-spam measu look me up on qrz.com if you need to reply directly |
***Thanks. Mur ====== KeyBoard In The Wilderness wrote: Yes at URL: http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html the weird book notice is there but scroll down and see: [Introduction] [Download] [Settings] [Operation] [Maps] [FAQ] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- DX Monitor by VE3SUN Version 0.94 is now available for download. a.. CTY.DAT updates are now retrieved from K1EA's new site. b.. WWV problem fixed. c.. Automatic update notification problem fixed. Please read the FAQ before reporting a problem. DX Monitor is a standalone Windows 95/98/NT program which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit and presents the information in a sortable grid format and on a map centered on your location. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- AND the DX Summit is again operational at 14:16 UTC -- 73 From The Keyboard ------------------------- "Murray Green" wrote in message ... All understood with one exception. When I click on the URL for the DX monitor it takes me to a page that has the following on it: Hello World. A life in Ham Radio by Danny Gregory and Paul Sahre together with a NY Times and Wired Review... A box on the left has CW written symbols and that's it. Weird. Thanks. 73, K3BEQ ======================= Zoran Brlecic wrote: Murray Green wrote: For the past 3 or so days, the DX Monitor by VE3SUN which monitors the DX announcements available on the internet at DX Summit is not available, according to the web site. The DX Summit seems to be behind also. Well, the DX Summit is *the* source of the spots for the DX Monitor which picks them up from the DX Summit website. The DX monitor is just the, well, monitor. Anyone know what the trouble is? I do not recall it being down for such an extended period of time. Yes, it's been known to happen before. Hardware failures, virus attacks, software updates, regular maintenance, angry creditors... who knows? Note. The URL contained in the message from "Keyboard in the Wilderness" which states the "DX Monitor is alive and well" takes me to some web page where you can order books. ??? Nope, the http://www.benlo.com/dxmon.html is "where it's at". Alive and kicking. 73 ... WA7AA -- Anti-spam measu look me up on qrz.com if you need to reply directly |
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