You can help in the development of these maps and in other VHF propagation analysis projects! Please...

• Send formatted DX-Spots that can be easily interpreted by DXMAPS. Something like "JM19<ES>JN45" is the best.

• Keep your locator up to date in the database and in your own DX-Cluster

• Spot your contacts in the DX-Cluster right after the QSO is made, not 15 minutes later as some OM do.

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