Recon Decoder v2.0.5 for Excel [Updated 20 July 2006]
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Yet another update...
Thanks to SouthFloridawx for pointing out an error with the Google HDOB function, regarding the labels. It's fixed now.
Anyway, v2.0.5 is now up.
You can find the decoder at the bottom of http://tropicalupdates.nhcwx.com/recon.htm
...or...
look at the initial post in this thread.
Feel free to PM me with any suggestions or comments.
Thanks to SouthFloridawx for pointing out an error with the Google HDOB function, regarding the labels. It's fixed now.
Anyway, v2.0.5 is now up.
You can find the decoder at the bottom of http://tropicalupdates.nhcwx.com/recon.htm
...or...
look at the initial post in this thread.
Feel free to PM me with any suggestions or comments.
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With an aircraft scheduled to depart St. Croix to fix 03L and one to depart Tampa for an upper-level surveillance on 03L, plus another aircraft to depart Biloxi for an investigation on 90L...
...it's time to check out my Recon Decoder for Excel.
Check out the initial post in this thread for the links.
- Mike

...it's time to check out my Recon Decoder for Excel.
Check out the initial post in this thread for the links.
- Mike

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Tropical Depression Threemobilebay wrote:When will the flight be. They canceled the flight for tonight didn't they?
Mission I - AFRES Flt
Take off: 01/1pm EDT
Time on station: 01/1:30 - 7:30pm EDT
Fix time: 01/2pm EDT
Mission: Low-level Fix
Mission II - NOAA Flt 9
Take off: 01/1:30pm EDT
Time on station: 01/1:30 - 7:30pm EDT
Fix time: 01/8pm EDT
Mission: Upper-level Synoptic
Mission III - AFRES Flt
Take off: 02/1am EDT
Time on station: 02/1:30 - 8am EDT
Fix time: 02/2am, 8am EDT
Mission: Low-level Fix
Outlook:
Continue 6-hrlys if system remains a threat.
Invest Ninety
Mission I - AFRES Flt
Take off: 01/1:15pm EDT
Time on station: 01/4:30 - 8pm EDT
Fix time: 01/5pm EDT
Mission: Low-level Fix
Mission II - AFRES Flt
Take off: 02/4am EDT
Time on station: 02/7:30 - 11am EDT
Fix time: 02/8am EDT
Mission: Low-level Fix
Outlook:
Continue 12-hrly fixes if system developes and is a threat.
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Remember, you can grab raw data straight from the S2K Recon page at http://tropicalupdates.nhcwx.com/recon.htm
This page is one of the fastest updating recon pages on the net.
This page is one of the fastest updating recon pages on the net.
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I've received a couple of messages about this... I wanted to clear it up:
After you've downloaded both ReconExcel and the Geofunc application...
Open up ReconExcel. Then open Geofunc. Excel will load Geofunc's abilities into ReconExcel, allowing for bearing and distance functions to work.
Loading up Geofunc will also tell you how far the plane, as well as the storm's center (in VDMs) is from a given city.
It also clears up the #NAME issue.
After you've downloaded both ReconExcel and the Geofunc application...
Open up ReconExcel. Then open Geofunc. Excel will load Geofunc's abilities into ReconExcel, allowing for bearing and distance functions to work.
Loading up Geofunc will also tell you how far the plane, as well as the storm's center (in VDMs) is from a given city.
It also clears up the #NAME issue.
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Re:
StormScanWx wrote:Does this still function the same/correctly?
fact789 wrote:bump..Does it still work in the new format?
Aric Dunn wrote:the link does not work .. and the old format does not work with the new recon set up
If the recon crews are using the old format still (like they were for Andrea and Barry), then yes. Otherwise, no--it won't work.
Yes, the link does not work anymore. It was dropped during the server change this past winter.
Check out: http://www.tropicalatlantic.com/recon/
Also check out: http://guiweather.com/kml/tropical/reconLoader.kml
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