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Lonesome Stations |
Posted by: Knickohr - 2015-08-16, 17:55 - Forum: General Discussion
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Today, I spend some time to watch die Google map for BO.
There are some (active) stations far far away from other (>1000km) :
993 - Maui, Hawaii - United States / Hawaii
935 - Atalaya and 665 - Cúcuta - Colombia
1267 - Sint Eustatius - Netherlands Antilles
913 - Rio de Janeiro, Copacabana and 939 - Fundão - Brazil
1305 - Farm Tivoli - Namibia
1332 - Wolmanansstad
1352 - Pretoria - South Africa
987 - Armavir - Russian Federation
1365 - Doha - Qatar
1307 - Turar and 1357 - Almaty - Kazakhstan
1113 - Bangkok - Thailand
1303 - Hong Kong - China
844 - Rockingham - Australia
973 - Perth - Australia
966 - Darwin, Alawa and 915 - Darwin - Humpty Doo - Australia
The northernmost station is 184 - Inari, Ivalo - Finland, the southernmost is 1325 - Dunedin - New Zealand.
Whats' about the station in the Antarctic ?
Hope, I didn't forget one 
We need some stations in Alaska, Canada, Argentina, Chile, Russian Union, Japan ... 
Thomas
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Insert extra type alert |
Posted by: Phoenix-Blue - 2015-08-11, 13:04 - Forum: Website, Maps and Applications
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Hi,
Question, I’m no prof programmer so I hope somebody can help me with the next question.
I need an extra type of alert basically an kind of second SMS type in place of the current URL so you can choose
email/SMS1/SMS2
I use the URL string not any more so I hope it’s possible to insert on some way an extra SMS-Gateway like this.
define('BO_SMS_GATEWAY_URL1', 'http://URL1');
define('BO_SMS_GATEWAY_URL2', 'http://URL2');
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Backlinks to own website |
Posted by: swissmac - 2015-08-09, 01:37 - Forum: General Discussion
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Hi there,
I was wondering if there's any (additional) benefit from buying and running such hardware (except from better lightning localisation). I was thinking of a backling from the main-site blitzortung.org to my own website, where e.g. I could describe what we are doing here.
I was searching for an existing thread, but could not find. If there's one pls (re)move this entry.
Thanks and best regards,
Swissmac
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Wiki |
Posted by: Steph - 2015-08-08, 09:04 - Forum: Website, Maps and Applications
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Hi,
At the moment informations, 3rd party additions, tips and tricks, FAQs, are spread across forums, sub-forums and websites, possibly hard to overlook for newcomers and people who don't spend a lot of time in forums.
It would be nice to have a wiki, editable by bo-users on blitzortung.org. Maybe it could replace the "Service" tab.
Just an idea.
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