gt1racerlHDl's International Configs

[gt1racerlHDl]

Canada

WS4000 Emu gt1racerlHDl's Canadian Configs 1

WS4000 Emu gt1racerlHDl's Canadian Configs 2

WS4000 Emu gt1racerlHDl's Canadian Configs 3

Caribbean

WS4000 Emu gt1racerlHDl's Caribbean Configs

Mexico

WS4000 Emu gt1racerlHDl's Mexican Configs 1

WS4000 Emu gt1racerlHDl's Mexican Configs 2

WS4000 Emu gt1racerlHDl's Mexican Bonus Config

[Eric]

Wow - I never thought I'd see a 4000 set up for international use like that before in the TWC format!  Great work!

[Zach]

How were you able to get international forecast cities?

[gt1racerlHDl]

How were you able to get international forecast cities?

Int'l Stations

http://weather.rap.ucar.edu/surface/stations.txt

I used cities in TX, CA, FL etc for the regional cities and put the real locations City name and ICAO codes from that link from Mexico, Canada & the Caribbean.

[Zach]

I already knew that international cities worked for the regional conditions, but what about the regional forecast?

[gt1racerlHDl]

I already knew that international cities worked for the regional conditions, but what about the regional forecast?

I already posted the reason below i used the closest US States for their regional forecast. Carribean (Florida) Mexico (Texas, Mississippi, California) Canada (Northern US States) i could send you the configs if you want them.

[gt1racerlHDl]

Wow - I never thought I'd see a 4000 set up for international use like that before in the TWC format!  Great work!

Glad you liked it! i was thinking about doing this for awhile and finally got time time to complete it this week.

[Eric]

Wow - I never thought I'd see a 4000 set up for international use like that before in the TWC format!  Great work!

Glad you liked it! i was thinking about doing this for awhile and finally got time time to complete it this week.

It was very interesting watching, and much appreciated.  My guess is that you used actual observations instead of just making things up - must have been quite a lot of work.

[gt1racerlHDl]

Wow - I never thought I'd see a 4000 set up for international use like that before in the TWC format!  Great work!

Glad you liked it! i was thinking about doing this for awhile and finally got time time to complete it this week.

It was very interesting watching, and much appreciated.  My guess is that you used actual observations instead of just making things up - must have been quite a lot of work.

It started getting tough when i was finding ICAO sites that weren't found in the NOAA server but i found closer int'l sites which helped make these emulations possible.