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I wrote the following filter in Spot Collector: (SPSNR>ReqSNR or LPSNR>ReqSNR) and <Needfilter> and <LotWfilter> and <Modefilter> and <Bandfilter> and <Agefilter>I "expected" to get spots with SP or LP of over 50, and higher, and I do, but I also get some spots where SP and LP are both blank (NOT on six meters).? Did I misunderstand something? Thanks, Earl / KD5XB e e
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+ If SpotCollector can't determine an accurate location for a Spot Database Entry's callsign, it cannot direct PropView to forecast a short path and long path SNR. + In the Spot Database Entries in which SPSNR and LPSNR were blank, what was contained in the ReqSNR field? ? ? ? ?73, ? ? ? ? ? ? ?Dave, AA6YQ |
Well, it wasn't SPSNR that was blank, it was SP and LP. Here's one example -- W4EBB -- SPSNR? ? ?LPSNR? ? ?REQSNR? ? ?SP? ? ?LP? ? ?ActualSNR, ActualSNRMAX and ACTUALSNRMin are all -9999 -9999? ? ? ? ?-9999? ? ? ?-9999? ? ? ? ? ? 0? ? ? ?0 Sorry for the delay, Earl / KD5XB
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On Thursday, April 24th, 2025 at 5:46 PM, Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote:
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+ If SP is 0 and SPSNR is -9999, then SP>SPSNR isn't it?
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