During a recent transit of Io over the GRS, I noticed the GRS position was off. The GRS longitude is 50.6. entering the current value of 46 gives the correct placement. So I have two questions: how often is the GRS data updated? If I enter the current value, will it be replaced by a more accurate value in the future?
-bill w
https://astrowhw.blogspot.com/2023/11/io-transiting-jupiters-great-red-spot.html?m=1
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Keiron Smith Official comment DevOps reference: https://starrynight.unfuddle.com/a#/projects/7965/tickets/by_number/2815
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Keiron Smith William,
Please provide the following info:
- App and version. See Help > Scroll to the bottom.
- OS.
- Device make and model.
Thanks!
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william warden SkySafari Pro 7.1.10.5
android S908USQS3CWI1
Samsung galaxy S22 Ultra
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Keiron Smith William,Once you edit it manually, it remains edited manuallyUntil you turn off 'GRS Override'Thanks for your patience waiting for a reply. -
william warden thanks, it appears as though the value is increasing with time in the app. if there is an internal increment in place, then it will continue to be incorrect, perhaps you can update it to the current value of around 46.1 per the jupos project database:
http://jupos.privat.t-online.de/rGrs.htm
also the slider is exceedingly difficult to use when updating the value manually as it is too sensitive. it would be great if this could be improved.
thanks
Bill W
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Keiron Smith Thank, Bill. Your report has been forwarded to developers.
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