Greetings!

Station 3227 here. Would it be possible to upgrade my status to "participant"? Thank you in advance; I'm looking forward to contributing to the network.
I have two separate logins (one from long ago to enter the hardware list and one recent when i got the unit), both with the username Asobig en the same password, but i can't access the 'closed' forums.

Asobig

Hi all,
why can't the signal.php file be displayed?
Thanks

Hi All,

I'm looking to track down the owner of the Blitzortung website. Is Egon the owner? I have a proposal I would like to share?

Best,
Tim

Hello,

I'm a new user with a new station built (3236), please could my accounts be linked and this account be upgraded to a 'participant'?
I tried linking them and it didn't work.

Thank you!

Moin!

Der Grundsatz lautet ja eigentlich: 'Wer Tippfehler findet, darf sie behalten.'

Ich möchte trotzdem einmal mitteilen, dass sich auf der VectorMap-Seite ein Tippfehler bei dem PopUp-Feld für die einzelnen Stationen ein Tippfehler eingeschlichen hat.

Bei "Statistik für Benutzer: xxx" wurde das 'z' vergessen.



Es beeinflusst keine Funktion und stört potentiell nur empfindliche Augen.   


#Offtopic: Ich möchte an der Stelle einmal die sehr gelungene VectorMap loben! Ich nutze diese sehr gern! 

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I have a question, and I don't mean to be antagonistic.  I am a sailor. I have been sailing around the globe for many years and I try to use all of the available information to me to inform my decision making.  In the tropics,  particularly near the equator, lightning is a very real risk.  I have had three strikes within 200m of me, and a direct strike is on the order of $50,000USD and 1 year of time to repair.  I know four friend boats that have been hit.  

My question is this - and please if you have something to contribute, talk about independent observations to calculated results.  Not about "here's the math for the calculated result"

How is  accuracy measured with this platform?  In simple terms - if there is a set of data that represents real actual strikes  or cloud-to-cloud - position and time that we've used to validate?

hello - my name is Jon. Im based in Kelso, Townsville Australia - Im wondering if the TSV based detector owner could get in touch with me. I would love to build a detector/station but dont know where to start. Im a (very) amateur weather follower. The station is Detector No.:1527 User No.:1310 Cranbrook Townsville Queensland. My email is deesalkelly@gmail.com ph 0436111086 cheers - Jon Kelly

The signal data is still not updating on the online panel. It has been more than a week since the station was started in the new city, and even though winter has already begun, we are still receiving many signals from distant lightning strikes. But for some reason, I still don’t get any updates in the online signal and statistics panel. At the same time, the station is working and participating in the overall calculations.
I tried turning the station off for a while, but that didn’t help. I also tried deleting the station and registering it again, but that was also without result.


user id = 2463
station id = 2891
Thank you.

Greetings!

Station 3225 here. Would it be possible to upgrade my status to "participant"? Thank you in advance; I'm looking forward to contributing to the network.

~ RockWoodson

I volunteer for a non-profit supporting high-school soccer, have been looking for lightning strike data for a very small area on a small set of dates.  Is this data available anywhere?  At every turn I find "Access to this data is restricted" or data only available to insurance companies subscribing to a service. 

The data I'm looking for is for is bounded by this GPS rectangle (45.09306, -93.3464), (45.09128, -93.3431) on these three dates (2025/07/15, 2025/07/28, 2025/08/09) UTC-5.  I'm trying to figure out whether some audio problems we have been having are related to a lightning strike or just bad service from our wiring guy.

Is this data available somewhere?