The duplicate entry on LMO, reporting no signals is likely a 'carry over' LMO database error, https://forum.blitzortung.org/showthread...erver+fire and the most recent server upgrades and processing. Disregard LMO 'id' 3030 ... that's the 'old' LMO database id for station 2550, and is the 'other stations' link on the correct page below, it's in error. The LMO and Blitzortung.org servers are completely separate presentations, administered by Tobi and Egon (Primary) respectively.
The correct link on the upgraded LMO server for your station should be
https://www.lightningmaps.org/blitzortung/america/index.php?bo_page=statistics&bo_show=station&bo_sid=2550&bo_page=statistics&bo_show=station&bo_sid=2550
which now uses the 'real' station number.
Note that LMO may use some different, sometimes experimental, algorithms, and the calculation timing and numbers may vary from the 'official' site, Blitzortung.org
For US stations , on the BLITZORTUNG.ORG stations list, we should see at least 2 region listings, North America 1, and 2. Other 'main region' stations globally generally will show multiple 'sub-regions', e.g. Europe 1, 2, 3 etc... these would be the most recent signals numbers etc.
The latest 'real' 'performance' calculations, percentages, etc are on Blitzortung.org, on the 'owner's ' page, and reflected on the Blitzortung Graph page you have posted from your 'owners' page on Blitzortung.org.
I have a summary Iframe 'info' page on my system web page. Note the 'colors' and display on your graph may vary from those I've coded on my page.
The correct link on the upgraded LMO server for your station should be
https://www.lightningmaps.org/blitzortung/america/index.php?bo_page=statistics&bo_show=station&bo_sid=2550&bo_page=statistics&bo_show=station&bo_sid=2550
which now uses the 'real' station number.
Note that LMO may use some different, sometimes experimental, algorithms, and the calculation timing and numbers may vary from the 'official' site, Blitzortung.org
For US stations , on the BLITZORTUNG.ORG stations list, we should see at least 2 region listings, North America 1, and 2. Other 'main region' stations globally generally will show multiple 'sub-regions', e.g. Europe 1, 2, 3 etc... these would be the most recent signals numbers etc.
The latest 'real' 'performance' calculations, percentages, etc are on Blitzortung.org, on the 'owner's ' page, and reflected on the Blitzortung Graph page you have posted from your 'owners' page on Blitzortung.org.
I have a summary Iframe 'info' page on my system web page. Note the 'colors' and display on your graph may vary from those I've coded on my page.
