Hello from Greece.
I m trying to understand the difference of the detection points in 2 pages.
Is there any error control in lmaps.org?
Sometimes strikes appear and the dissapears..
Could anyone help?
Thanks in advance!

Good morning, how can we know if the antenna is taking a signal? because it does not detect electrical activity, we are currently under a storm and it does not detect any lightning, must we configure something else? so I see there are 3 more stations in region 5, sorry for the inconvenience! a big hug.

The docs say:

Quote:Due to a small manufacturer's breakdown on Panel 20.5, the printed circuit board next to the E-field preamplifier is not connected to the input of the E-field preamplifier. Here, either a small solder bridge must be set or a corresponding antenna must be connected to the input.

good afternoon, I can not see the data on the map, the station is all green but does not take the rays, and we are under a storm, I need help please thanks!

station 2347

Hi,

I have made some (maybe) interesting maps and animation from Blitzortung.org data during whole year 2018 over Europe (and surroundings).

First is timelapse movie of 90 minute strikes   history with 10 minute step. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ygQJ1-iBnE&hd=1


Second is GIF animation of monthly merged lightning strikes into European map.
http://prostor.amsos.cz/public/blitzortung_year2018.gif

Enjoy   

Lukas

Hi,

Are there any plans to support MQTT on your local device. Or any other ways to push measurements? 

Cheers,
Ruud

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Hello
Since a few days the servers seem to be at work again. 
However, I wonder why the column "number of signals" in the station list displays the same figures across all stations in the list. Is this correct or how is this to be interpreted?
Thanks for explanation(s).

Cheers and regards
Hans

I have a system blue going (station 2241) and I notice that the time-stamp of NTP server
function is consistently 4 - 5 mS ahead of my other reference servers.  

Listed below is a time query from my workstation:-

allenc@pippin ~ $ ntpq -p
     remote           refid      st t when poll reach   delay   offset  jitter
==============================================================================
+SHM(0)          .MSFa.           0 l   13   64  377    0.000    0.369   0.191
*SHM(1)          .DCF.            0 l   11   64  377    0.000    0.212   0.597
-blitzortung.cid .GPS.            1 u   61   64  377    0.721    4.834   0.136
+ xxxxxxxxxx .GPS.            1 u   40   64  377   33.641    0.141   0.101
+ xxxxxxxxxx  .MRS.            1 u   44   64  377   47.260   -0.848   0.657
+ xxxxxxxxxx  .GPS.            1 u  574 1024  377   33.485    0.484   0.204
- xxxxxxxxxx  xxxxxxxxxx     2 u   43   64  377   26.984   -0.006   0.435
- xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx    2 u   47   64  377   27.614    0.175   0.236
- xxxxxxxxxx    xxxxxxxxxx   2 u   38   64  377   30.130    0.311   0.735
allenc@pippin ~ $
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You can see that the time offset of every server except blitzortung is within + or - 1 mS. but  the
blitzortung offset is +4.8 mS

Obviously, you will want to keep the limited processing power of system blue available
for the primary purpose of monitoring lightning strikes,  but it would be nice if you
could get the NTP time-stamp a bit closer than 4 milliseconds.

Can someone tell me what there looking for here in the Data Base Information?...

Assign a new station:  (Processor-ID)

Where do I find my processor ID....

is it the HLK/SYSCLK/PCLKs  and then what looks like an IP address followed my Mhz ???

Thanks Much,
Mike