Appydepin
Question about the hexes on Wingbits compared to Geodnet:
I know for Geodnet, there are rules about hexes and miner rewards.
When I’m on the Wingbits Map page, there are two sizes of hexes. One about 5 miles across. If I click on one it shows other touching large hexes about 100 miles across. Are miners in the larger hexes related to rewards in a similar way? don’t want to penalize myself if I do more than one in my city.
Is that also a factor with the combo antenna MGW310?
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@Xrave One cool feature I like I when you click on Map overview then click on your station and zoom out you can see all the hexes your station is receiving data from and how much data (percent) from each hex with a ranking. What is also nice is you can see active aircraft your station is receiving data from and the distance from your station moving through your region. That’s the most valuable data for me a wingbits operator and aircraft enthusiast. Data for each aircraft is also crucial for awareness of altitude and signal strength to your station. Zoom in and you can see the large hex for receiving data and the smaller hex for each stations exclusive access and reservation.
GEODnet allows more than one receiver per hex but the first in a hex with successful deployment gets an exclusive reservation token for 100% rewards any additional antennas have to split the rewards evenly with the next 100% and any antennas within 100m may nullify rewards.
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Xrave
The two hex sizes are for deployment and rewards. The smaller sizes are the hexes where you can put a station; only one allowed per hex. When you click on the station you see a bunch of larger shaded hexes show up, which is the coverage of the station.
Your rewards are based on how many hexes your station can reach, how many planes fly through it, and how early you setup vs others who were there before you.