QRP Club Cluster

[IZ5ZCO]

Beta Version here. 

[K9FXR]

Sorry for a silly question but I'm pretty new to ham radio.  What is a cluster?

[IZ5ZCO]

Sorry for a silly question but I'm pretty new to ham radio.  What is a cluster?

The QRP Club Cluster is a means for us to tell each other, in realtime, about our frequency:
it's a way to find a member on air fast.

It's also very useful for our Contest.

[DO1IP]

Cool idea Nicola ;-)

[YO9RIJ]

@ Brett,
Dear new OM, don't worry about! None of us was born, with full knowledge about these!
First of all, Welcome in the QRP club! The Cluster is a web device (or not) that is show to you what kind of station (means callings) are in bands and where you can contact it. In our case, you will see who is around the usually QRP frecv and where is the station to made a QSO with !!
73 by YO9RIJ Pet

[RV3GM]

What a nice friendly interface indeed! Thank you so much Nicola

[IZ5ZCO]

Thank you Oleg, thank you Udo!     

[ON6ZK]

Great initiative this cluster i Congrats !

[GM0HKS]

What a really good idea. A dedicated QRP cluster. I hope it is used a lot in order to catch some some really good QRP DX. 72
Will

[OM6TC]

Thank you Nicola ,its nice idea...Jozef om6tc

[IT9CHU]

  NICE NICE JOB Nicola.

[9H5BZ]

Hi Nicola,

thanks a lot, in fact I am a new QRP Ham operator and definitely such tool will help all QRP users to make easy QSO. I think since we operate on low power it would help us to make contacts thus other stations will give us the beneficial to talk and work without any disturbance from high power.

[UA9OTW]

Wonderful idea!
Thank you Nicola.

[IZ5ZCO]

Thank you Nicola ,its nice idea...Jozef om6tc

NICE NICE JOB Nicola.

Hi Nicola,

thanks a lot, in fact I am a new QRP Ham operator and definitely such tool will help all QRP users to make easy QSO. I think since we operate on low power it would help us to make contacts thus other stations will give us the beneficial to talk and work without any disturbance from high power.

Wonderful idea!
Thank you Nicola.

[K9FXR]

Thank you sir for the explanation.  Sounds like a great tool.  Standby for silly questions because I can generate a lot of them.