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How does a stormscope/strikefinder actually work?



 
 
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Old July 19th 04, 05:59 PM
Andrew Gideon
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James M. Knox wrote:

Dumb question time. Why exclude cloud-to-cloud? Wouldn't that type of
lightning also indicate conditions one would wish to avoid?


The official answer is "where would you plot it???"


Azimuth: Where the strike is strongest. Distance: Based upon strength.

Aren't these how strikefinders handle cloud-to-ground strikes?

Some of the newer models have a feature that allows you to temporarily
disable the suppression feature. This was in response to pilot requests
(pilots who got tired of seeing a lot of lightning and NOTHING showing up
on the screen).


Yes, well, that would bug me too laugh!

- Andrew

 




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