Rain Scatter - Revision history

Ok1zia at 20:45, 10 August 2020

2020-08-10T20:45:29Z

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	One of new feature (2016) in Tucnak is Rain Scatter map. It merges data from public rain radars and shows it in [[Subwin_types#Graphics_map\|map]]. Merge means that palette of images is unified, higher rain intensity is painted on the top. If some rain provider is delayed, Tucnak loads latest available image.		One of new feature (2016) in Tucnak is Rain Scatter map. It merges data from public rain radars and shows it in [[Subwin_types#Graphics_map\|map]]. Merge means that palette of images is unified, higher rain intensity is painted on the top. If some rain provider is delayed, Tucnak loads latest available image.

			For detailed explanation look at [[RS and AS in Tucnak]].

	[[Image:Rainscatter.png\|thumb\|none\|900px\|Rain Scatter map in Tucnak]]		[[Image:Rainscatter.png\|thumb\|none\|900px\|Rain Scatter map in Tucnak]]

G1ogy: Spelling updates.

2017-02-10T15:06:30Z

Spelling updates.

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	* '''Enable''' - enable or disable the rain subsystem		* '''Enable''' - enable or disable the rain subsystem
	* '''Meteox''' - load data from meteox.com. It covers area from G to OK. Displays time in CE(S)T.		* '''Meteox''' - load data from meteox.com. It covers area from G to OK. Displays time in CE(S)T.
	* '''Wetteronline''' - load data from wetteronline.de. Covers area ~~form~~ 0th longitude to west UR. It cannot be delayed, I think it returns prognose in this case.		* '''Wetteronline''' - load data from wetteronline.de. Covers area from 0th longitude to west UR. It cannot be delayed, I think it returns prognose in this case. Update interval: 5 minutes. Displays time in UTC [Z].
	* '''CHMI''' - data is from chmi.cz. It is often delayed due to network problems. It covers OK and narrow band around. Has very good and detailed palette.		* '''CHMI''' - data is from chmi.cz. It is often delayed due to network problems. It covers OK and narrow band around. Has very good and detailed palette.

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	Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.		Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.

	Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is ~~read~~/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn ~~antena~~ in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.		Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is red/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antenna in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ if your power is enough.

	~~Time~~ to time adjust AZ/EL, clouds are ~~traveling~~.		From time to time adjust antenna AZ/EL, clouds are travelling.

Ok1zia: /* How to operate */

2016-07-08T20:07:03Z

How to operate

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	Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.		Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.

	Time to time adjust AZ/EL, clouds are ~~moving~~.		Time to time adjust AZ/EL, clouds are traveling.

Ok1zia: /* How to operate */

2016-07-08T20:06:31Z

How to operate

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	Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.		Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.

			Time to time adjust AZ/EL, clouds are moving.

Ok1zia at 20:04, 8 July 2016

2016-07-08T20:04:59Z

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	One of new feature (2016) in Tucnak is Rain Scatter map. It merges data from public rain radars and shows it in [[Subwin_types#~~Map~~\|map]]. Merge means that palette of images is unified, higher rain intensity is painted on the top. If some rain provider is delayed, Tucnak loads latest available image.		One of new feature (2016) in Tucnak is Rain Scatter map. It merges data from public rain radars and shows it in [[Subwin_types#Graphics_map\|map]]. Merge means that palette of images is unified, higher rain intensity is painted on the top. If some rain provider is delayed, Tucnak loads latest available image.

	[[Image:Rainscatter.png\|thumb\|none\|900px\|Rain Scatter map in Tucnak]]		[[Image:Rainscatter.png\|thumb\|none\|900px\|Rain Scatter map in Tucnak]]

Ok1zia: /* Options */

2016-07-08T20:04:28Z

Options

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	[[Image:Rainscatter_options.png\|thumb\|none\|900px\|Rain Scatter Options]]		[[Image:Rainscatter_options.png\|thumb\|none\|900px\|Rain Scatter Options]]

	* '''Enable:''' - enable or disable the rain subsystem		* '''Enable''' - enable or disable the rain subsystem
	* '''Meteox:''' - load data from meteox.com. It covers area from G to OK. Displays time in CE(S)T.		* '''Meteox''' - load data from meteox.com. It covers area from G to OK. Displays time in CE(S)T.
	* '''Wetteronline:''' - load data from wetteronline.de. Covers area form 0th longitude to west UR. It cannot be delayed, I think it returns prognose in this case.		* '''Wetteronline''' - load data from wetteronline.de. Covers area form 0th longitude to west UR. It cannot be delayed, I think it returns prognose in this case.
	* '''CHMI:''' - data is from chmi.cz. It is often delayed due to network problems. It covers OK and narrow band around. Has very good and detailed palette.		* '''CHMI''' - data is from chmi.cz. It is often delayed due to network problems. It covers OK and narrow band around. Has very good and detailed palette.

	* '''Debug:''' - shows pixels instead of filled areas. Good for mapping image to land by border compare. Also saves temporary images into current directory. Do not use in contest.		* '''Debug''' - shows pixels instead of filled areas. Good for mapping image to land by border compare. Also saves temporary images into current directory. Do not use in contest.

	=How to operate=		=How to operate=

Ok1zia: /* How to operate */

2016-07-08T20:03:45Z

How to operate

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	Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.		Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.

	Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png~~\|none~~]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.		Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.

Ok1zia: /* How to operate */

2016-07-08T20:02:42Z

How to operate

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	Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.		Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.

	Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png\|~~frame~~]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.		Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png\|none]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.

Ok1zia: /* How to operate */

2016-07-08T20:02:09Z

How to operate

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	Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.		Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.

	Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png:frame]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.		Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png\|frame]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.

Ok1zia: /* How to operate */

2016-07-08T20:01:59Z

How to operate

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	Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.		Best band is 10 GHz, good is also 6cm. With strong rain you can hear typical "S" sound also on lower microwave bands.

	Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.		Look for high intensity rain. Strongest is read/white [[Image:Rainscatter_palette.png:frame]]. Hover mouse pointer above, read azimuth and turn antenna. Tune band, look for any station. Then turn antena in AZ/EL to get stronger sigs. Look for stations or call CQ is your power is enough.