I was following my station picking up strikes. I noticed what looked like a "strike" kept showing up south of me. Clicking it shows "#1714". Double clicking offers to take me to the "station" - which doesn't really exist. Double clicking takes me to a random station. I've noticed that these are all over the US map. Most have a name of a station. You have to have "dot" 4 or 5 for stations ticked for this to show.
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That is a station that is no longer active, but still in a database somewhere. Tobias would have to remove it, but last I heard he is occupied with other matters.
It's among the stations that are no longer in use, between 1703 and 1723.
http://en.blitzortung.org/station_list.p..._order=asc
(2020-04-20, 17:29)mwaters Wrote: [ -> ]That is a station that is no longer active, but still in a database somewhere. Tobias would have to remove it, but last I heard he is ekspekt with other matters.
It's among the stations that are no longer in use, between 1703 and 1723. http://en.blitzortung.org/station_list.p..._order=asc
Szkoda, że tak się stało. Było bardzo miłe miejsce.
(2020-04-27, 14:42)DorotaOlszewska Wrote: [ -> ]Szkoda, że tak się stało. Było bardzo miłe miejsce.
Google translated: "It is a pity that this happened. It was a very nice place."