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| ====== How do I use the DX Cluster? ====== | ====== How do I use the DX Cluster? ====== | ||
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| The cluster panel allows you to display spots from the global DX Cluster network. Our VKSpotter cluster is connected to other clusters (nodes) across the internet. | The cluster panel allows you to display spots from the global DX Cluster network. Our VKSpotter cluster is connected to other clusters (nodes) across the internet. | ||
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| + | **TIP:** If you wanted to only display World Wide Flora and Fauna spots, after setting the filter you could enter " | ||
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| ====Submitting spots to the VKSpotter cluster==== | ====Submitting spots to the VKSpotter cluster==== | ||
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| You can also access the VKSpotter cluster network directly via Telnet. | You can also access the VKSpotter cluster network directly via Telnet. | ||
| - | Point your favorite | + | Point your favourite |
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| + | These days, to access any cluster you need to be registered. Send an email to logger@skybase.net and we will be glad to register you with the VKSpotter cluster. | ||