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GWX Project Director
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![]() However, as stated above... running above 256xTC can make the weather "stick" and resist logical change. Running above 256xTC causes other problems relating to sensors and detection too... so its a good idea to run at 256xTC or less. (I don't like to run above 128xTC because you may miss a contact/ship spotting. I've modified my personal installation to only show map contacts within visual range... Even radio contact reports in my installation reveal only general/minimal information.) |
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Admiral
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Ocean Warrior
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Swabbie
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It seems I was not paranoid... sort of...
I've completed a patrol and started a new one and now the weather is changing around once a day! Does anybody know if GWX models weather by location, by seasons? Weather here is dry and windy (Comodoro Rivadavia, Patagonia Argentina). It can be like that a couple of days indeed or surpise you with some rain from time to time. |
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