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|Latitude=0 | |Latitude=0 | ||
| | |You are advised ''not'' to directly edit this parameter in the file, but to type Latitude Degrees, Minutes, Seconds in the Station Configuration Screen Location block | ||
Positive for North, Negative for South | |||
Value is Latitude in Decimal Degrees based on what you have entered, Positive for North, Negative for South | |||
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|Longitude=0 | |Longitude=0 | ||
| | |You are advised ''not'' to directly edit this parameter in the file, but to type Longitude Degrees, Minutes, Seconds in the Station Configuration Screen Location block | ||
Positive for East, Negative for West | Value is Longitude in Decimal Degrees based on what you have entered, Positive for East, Negative for West | ||
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|LatTxt= | |LatTxt= | ||
|Latitude in text string format of hemisphere degrees minutes and seconds. HTML ampersand codes are used for spaces and DMS characters. | |Latitude in text string format of hemisphere degrees, minutes and seconds. HTML ampersand codes are used for spaces and DMS characters. | ||
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|LonTxt= | |LonTxt= | ||
|Longitude in text string format of hemisphere degrees minutes and seconds. HTML ampersand codes are used for spaces and DMS characters. | |Longitude in text string format of hemisphere degrees, minutes and seconds. HTML ampersand codes are used for spaces and DMS characters. | ||
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|Altitude=0 | |Altitude=0 | ||
|your station altitude as entered in the Station Configuration Screen Location block. | |your station altitude as entered in the Station Configuration Screen Location block. See Cumulus Help for that screen. | ||
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|AltitudeInFeet=1 | |AltitudeInFeet=1 | ||