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| Lightning location? |
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Posted by: henry - 2024-06-11, 11:12 - Forum: General Discussion
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Hi everyone,
I am doing an analysis of lightning and was wondering whether there is some "relatively" exact location of the lightning available (such as the latitude and longitude) or if I need to estimate this from the map. (I know the location is not exact but does Blitzortung provide at least an estimate?)
Thank you very much!
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Posted by: k2ors - 2024-06-10, 01:42 - Forum: General Discussion
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Hi,
I updated my password for the forum ok.
However, I am unable to log in to the user area, my forum username and password does not work.
I tried sending an email to info@blitzortung.org but my email bounced back.
I have my System Blue up and running and would like to put it on the network.
Thank you,
Warren
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| A delay when lightning shows up on 80 Mhz |
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Posted by: andrewalvarez - 2024-05-24, 05:02 - Forum: General Discussion
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Why is their a delay when lightning shows up on 80 Mhz when detected by lightning detectors used at lower frequencies hosted online?
Stupid question because I think I know the answer but have forgotten it
I see lightning at Blitzortung.org but on RSP1a it shows up on 80 MHz 5 second later slope
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