DX spots will appear if they are sent but during no activity you will have
to command the cluster such as

Once you are logged in type
sh/dx

get last 10 DX spots

type sh/dx/20

Get last 20 DX spots

Type sh/dx 14 (notice the space between dx and 14)
GET LAST 10 SPOTS ON 14 MHz
Or type sh/dx 20
Get same thing 20 = 20 Meters in this case

Type HELP for the cluster commands
OR See URL:
http://www.ng3k.com/Cluster/index.html


--
Incognito By Necessity (:-(

If you can't convince them, confuse them.
- - -Harry S Truman




"Pat Whelton" wrote in message
ink.net...
I've Telnet'ed into a DX cluster, entered my call and logged on. I was
then
presented with a welcome message, some propagation info from WWV, some
info
about setting filters and then the current date and time repeated
periodically. I never have seen a DX spot. Is this normal? Or perhaps
since it was my first time I have to be added to a table or something? or
validated? Maybe it was just slow last night.

What should one expect to see on a DX cluster via Telnet? Is it similar
to
the OH2AQ site?