Hello,

I got my system running (RED) and i notice that my detections are low compared to others.

Know it's running but do i need to improve ?

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Wanted 

Pre-Amplifier 14 PCB

Pre-Amplifier Kit Parts and

Amplifier Kit Parts

Amplifier 13 PCB for the Red Version

Does anyone have for sale then I want to do take over . Do you live in Europe it is easier for the shipment .Zend me E mail for de price 

Greetings Michael Geldermalsen The Netherlands

User:1000

Station:1356

The strikes seem to be pretty accurate except for 2 local stations that I have never seen reister a strike. Station # 1163 in Redmond and station # 1238 in Port Townsend are both close enough to pick up strong lightning in Seattle, Everett, and Marysville. We have had several strong lightning storms in the area with jothing showing locally.

Thanks for any info on why strikes on the West of the mountains don't show op.
Guidoco

Hi,

IMO it would be interesting to be able to answer statistical questions like

How many lightning happened per year in this and this region (europe, germany, france, northern america......)?

With this, one could look if there's a trend, which could be attributed to climate change.

Does such a possibility exist?

greetings - Dominik

Hi

I just discovered this nice project! Good job!

I saw, that you need much power for computing the data you get from the stations. Since I have access to several servers with decent hardware (up to Skylake Xeons) and good internet connections (Gbit) I just wanted to ask: Is there any need in more server hardware running in datacenters?

If this sounds interesting, please contact me. I think I can organize some "stuff" without monthly fees and with cheap one-time fees, maybe even for free.

Dear colleagues, hello.
What do think about this planned location of the stations? 
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid...AQKEBY3KB4
What's the best way to cover a largest area with highest quality? 
WBR,asap.

Hi all,

Finally got my Blue system up and running here in Asheville NC (Station 1542).

Looking for a little help.

1) Is there a definitive guide to "tuning" the system.  I seem to get a lot of signals, but very few are used in locating strikes.  I have tried manually tuning but in the dark as to what the best approach is.

2) When I assembled by system this weekend I noticed the assembly guide had changed.  Now it calls for an auxiliary voltage regulator (PCB 21).  How do I go about getting one.

Regards,

Junebug

Hi,
I would like to bring to your attention that we are discussing lightning   strikes or flashes here but definitely not "strokes" 

regards,
               Nick, OE1NMB  

Hello guys, im new here and i have a problem with the lightningmaps.org website which isnt showing on Chrome, but if i open it on Edge it works. Whats the problem ?

(when i open the page in chrome, i see white where the map should be)

Hi,

hat jemand Erfahrungen und oder fertige Skripts um ein System Blue an einem Raspberry Pi zu betreiben? Ist das überhaupt möglich? Denke mal ein Pi 3 sollte mittlerweile reichen?
Würde gerne eine Station hier in Koblenz einrichten.
Problem 1. möchte ungerne einen dedizierten Rechner dafür nutzen - da die komplette Hardware für die Blitzortung autark im Aussenbereich montiert werden soll - Spannungsversorgung über Solar +  Akku...
Problem 2. wie sind die Erfahrungen beim Betrieb im innerstädtischen Bereich? Da ich wirklich mitten in der City wohne hab ich vermutlich viele Störaussendungen - die ich leider noch nicht messen konnte... ist das tragisch - oder ist der Filter vom System Blue so gut das er künstliche Störungen weitestgehend ausblendet.

Falls es mit dem Raspberry klappen sollte - wäre vorstellbar das ich noch weitere Standorte im Großraum Koblenz akquirieren kann. Muss halt nur alles ziemlich autark laufen können (WLAN).

Viele Grüße

Björn