First Station in Philippines
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Hi there Peter,

Oh, is it moved to Mindanao recently? I only noticed it came online recently. I was under the impression that it was in Mindanao for sometime and seldoms get online (from the data from lightning maps statistics). From my observation, it drops off time to time, either I guess of power supply issues or perhaps internet connection not stable enough. This is common in Philippines. I did read from postings from Japan (Professor Narita-San, Shonan Institute of Technology) that there is a memorandum between them and your friend in Philippines for the setup in Mindanao? I might be wrong though.

Yes I can understand your situation. Over my place there is also quite a lot of air conditioners from my surrounding neighbours, shoplots and offices. As much as I wish to have a low noise environment that would not be the case unfortunately. Then there is always those interference which I have no idea where is it from, and can only hope it doesn't occur too often. Anyway, you are still contributing. keep it running! You have a third unit?

Anywho, there is slowly a few more stations coming online around here. So hopefully more strokes can be detected around here and North West Australia. Tonuonu is certainly helping to expand, as well as Narita-san. If only I have pockets as deep as them haha.
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Spoke too soon and the interference appeared. 3 spikes at around 22kHz, 40kHz and 62kHz.
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Another unique observation... signal rates spiked during the midnight, as people were playing with fire crackers, fireworks to celebrate the arrival of Chinese New Year. I guess you don't get that anywhere else apart from this region of the world. Maybe bar Guy Fawkes Night and New Year celebrations...
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