[MLB-WIRELESS] More NodeDB changes

[evilbunny]

Hello Clae,

erm, technically NodeDB.com does display this in the drop down,
however the SQL queries to calc this are inaccurate over larger
distances and the distance displayed on the elevation cross section is
accurate... If people want this displayed similar to locfinder it can
be implemented, my biggest problem is where would the most apt spot
for it to fit in be...

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Thursday, June 13, 2002, 1:16:23 AM, you wrote:

C> Personally I think it would be a good thing to have all the node data 
C> listed nationally in one spot.  There may be some issues with porting 
C> the data from one db to another, and there are differences in the 
C> features between each application.  Locfinder's list by closest is 
C> handy.  On the other hand, the elevation data on nodedb is a godsend. 
C> It shows pretty quickly which nearby nodes are hidden from you by 
C> hills.

C> Clae.

>>  >
>>>    There is currently about 45 regions across all states and
>>>    territories in the country, I am currently looking for expressions
>>>    of interest in managing the other regions, so far Sydney, Adelaide
>>>    and Mudgee are covered, with an offer to the existing admin of
>>>    Melbourne Wireless, if they wish to take me up on it to manage the
>>>    Melbourne section. There will be backup scripts, so that these
>>>    people can keep additional backups apart from what currently
>>>    happens.
>>>
>>
>>
>>The offer is been extended to us (melb-wireless) to manage our area and
>>I think it is time for us to take part in this nodedb. Are we going to
>>have a vote on this at the group meet? Or Shall we just reply to this
>>list and give the ok for Mr President to accept this offer.
>>
>>
>>Cheers
>>Rob
>>
>>
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