Just as the title says, when I toggle the detector button it is not showing the stations. I tried Chrome and Safari, didn't work in either browser. I didn't see another topic for this, wanted to let the dev's know.

Jeff

http://www.hobbyfunk.de/bilder/kapbild/cb_antenne.jpg
ich hätte eine Frage eigenet sich eine halb lambda Antenne wie auf dem Bild auch ?
sowas hab ich noch über dem Dach montiert

Many have questions about antennas
I made a mini guide to getting started making antennas
Corrections reserved
Good luck

Richo

http://en.blitzortung.org/Compendium/Doc...tennas.pdf


...If you wish I can help with ready-wound transformers

Hello All - 

I was not sure where to post this, so I decided to put it here. I am very interested in this project. From what I can tell, it looks like there are only maybe 6 stations in my State (Wisconsin). My question is about the station setup. My plan is to order a system blue once they are in stock. My question is, what are the instructions like as far as putting the thing together? I am comfortable soldering, but I do not know if things need to be put in certain direction or not. Also, I don't fully understand what stuff comes with the kit and what stuff I need to order outside of the kit? I have read through the paperwork, but it is still not clear to me. I appreciate any help and completely understand that I am a noob to this.

Thanks in advance!
Jeff

(2016-05-31, 03:26)Cutty Wrote: it sounds a bit backassward

When do the new blue owners gain access to the rest of the forums?  I am reading the manuals and have some questions that maybe answered there about some general things such as antennas, etc.

Best,

Jeff

The time zone/DST is incorrectly displayed on the Blitzortung mobile map, but the numeric time is correct.

The real clock time is currently 14:00 BST (British Summer Time), but the time display at the top of the map says 14:00 GMT. (Now would be 13:00 GMT.) 

http://en.blitzortung.org/live_dynamic_m...p?mobile=1, iPad, Chrome.

Regards
Andrew

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUIpltFo_fg

High frame rate of cloud to ground leaders before a main strike

Hi Everyone, 

I live is Lisbon where there are 3 active antennas, but I saw that there are no antennas in Azores... in middle of Atlantic ocean!!!

I have a friend that live in Azores(Flores Island) My question :

Just one antenna in Azores is enough to localize lightnings or the minimum is 2 or more antennas ?

Thanks in advance,
Paulo

I was looking all over the internet and could not find any graph or dataset containing for number of lightning per year for last few years/ decade.
I'm trying to figure out is there a correlation between changes of average world temperature and number of lightning.  Is it possible to get such data from you?
I assumed such data is readily available somewhere on the net but only thing I found is number of fatalities.