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Posted for "colyncase on earthlink" <colyncase@earthlink.net>:

> WxWorx looping indicates the cell hasn't budged in 45 minutes.  According to 
> WxWorx I fly right through the storm, yet in reality I am 10 miles away.
  
  I just got mine and have only used it for avoidance once.   It seemed right
on to me but conditions were bad enough that I couldn't actually pick out the
(decaying) cell.  The cell was moving toward my path so I deviated to stay 10
miles away and didn't hit anything.
  
  I don't understand what you mean by "loop mode".   Are you talking about the
animation?   I would suspect that when you start the animation you are locking
in the last n snapshots up to the point in time you start the animation.
   That is definitely how the internet animations work.
  
  Colyn