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Testing detecting range - MooreGeo - 2019-07-26
Is it possible to see if you can detect strokes in other regions? I am interested to see how far away my station will pick up strikes but I assume I'm limited to North and South America. However I very often see lines going from strikes in North America going to the middle of Europe. If this is something I could turn on or test, I would really like to try it. Thank you in advance for and advice.
Mo
RE: Testing detecting range - gerbold - 2019-10-25
(2019-07-26, 16:32)MooreGeo Wrote: Is it possible to see if you can detect strokes in other regions? I am interested to see how far away my station will pick up strikes but I assume I'm limited to North and South America. However I very often see lines going from strikes in North America going to the middle of Europe. If this is something I could turn on or test, I would really like to try it. Thank you in advance for and advice.
Mo
Hi MO,
not sure whether this answers your question. You may have a look at https://www.lightningmaps.org/blitzortung/america/index.php?bo_page=statistics&bo_show=longtime&lang=en&bo_station_id=1084. At the moment the maximum distance of your station is stated as 12718 km.
Klaus
RE: Testing detecting range - kriu - 2019-10-28
My station is in Poland and I once noticed that it detected discharges in southern Africa and even in Brazil.
But it was a long time ago.
Now I have much less gain set and the whole Blitzortung system works so that a long range of detection for most stations is not needed.
RE: Testing detecting range - rodolfohill - 2019-11-20
(2019-10-25, 22:27)gerbold Wrote:(2019-07-26, 16:32)MooreGeo Wrote: Is it possible to see if you can detect strokes in other regions? I am interested to see how far away my station will pick up strikes but I assume I'm limited to North and South America. However I very often see lines going from strikes in North America going to the middle of Europe. If this is something I could turn on or test, I would really like to try it. Thank you in advance for and advice. google street view
Mo
Hi MO,
not sure whether this answers your question. You may have a look at https://www.lightningmaps.org/blitzortung/america/index.php?bo_page=statistics&bo_show=longtime&lang=en&bo_station_id=1084. At the moment the maximum distance of your station is stated as 12718 km.
Klaus
Thanks very much for that information.
RE: Testing detecting range - S_beast - 2020-04-13
Hello everyone.
Currently I have heard a several lightings in my neighbourhood (around 1km), but it seems that my station is not involved in registering them. Shouls I worry or I did something wrong?
Station 2643.
RE: Testing detecting range - cutty - 2020-04-13
(2020-04-13, 09:34)S_beast Wrote: Hello everyone.
Currently I have heard a several lightings in my neighbourhood (around 1km), but it seems that my station is not involved in registering them. Shouls I worry or I did something wrong?
Station 2643.
No relax.
Your system should, and probably does, go into interference with activity that near. Bliitzortung is NOT a warning system.It is a network for location of strokes. Most cells with intense activity closer than 30 Km, for exaample. should do that. One reason, the system is so sensitivity, that the heavy activity becomes virtually useless for locating, that close. Accept i9nterference mode in that situation,... the rest of the network should cover your nearby activity. hen you'll help with them if the situation is reversed. Over the years I've managed to detect a single 3km stroke, and one 6km stroke, with my H channels off, and the E channels at virtual 0 gain... heh.
RE: Testing detecting range - dupreezd - 2020-04-13
(2020-04-13, 09:34)S_beast Wrote: Hello everyone.
Currently I have heard a several lightings in my neighbourhood (around 1km), but it seems that my station is not involved in registering them. Shouls I worry or I did something wrong?
Station 2643.
I also noticed that you specified an E-probe on channel 1 as your only detector. Antenna 1-3 is allocated for H-field (loops, ferrites ) . If you only have the E-probe, it should be on Antenna 4.
To correct this, logon to your BO profile and enter the correct values. Note that antenna 1 corresponds to Input 0 and so forth. Also under dimensions enter the correct values. Hover your mouse over the Dimension box and it will show examples.
On System Blue Inputs 4-5 is not used and must be set to "undefined' as well as any inputs that is not in use.
RE: Testing detecting range - S_beast - 2020-04-13
Thank you for feedback.
So I will rely on work of other stations, same as they rely on my work in case of nearest storms.
During strorm there was no interference, I've not seen error alarm.
Now I see interference, but earlier it was light storm.
I've mooved my antenna from input 0 to input 3.
Once more thank you.