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 VKSpotter works out bearings and distances in the following way: VKSpotter works out bearings and distances in the following way:
  
-If the station you spotted is not a member of VKSpotter, then it will use the center of the grid square you supplied. +  * If the station you spotted is not a member of VKSpotter, then it will use the center of the grid square you supplied. 
- +  The same is true if they are a member, but you supplied a grid square that is different to the one supplied by the member. 
-The same is true if they are a member, but you supplied a grid square that is different to the one supplied by the member. +  If the station you spotted is a member of VKSpotter and they have not set a latitude and Longitude, it will use the center of the grid square supplied by the member or the one you supplied if it is different. 
-  +  If the station you spotted has set a latitude and longitude all bearings and distances will be calculated from that, unless the grid you spotted is different to the one supplied by the member.
-If the station you spotted is a member of VKSpotter and they have not set a latitude and Longitude, it will use the center of the grid square supplied by the member or the one you supplied if it is different. +
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-If the station you spotted has set a latitude and longitude all bearings and distances will be calculated from that, unless the grid you spotted is different to the one supplied by the member.+
  
 Simple really :-) Simple really :-)
  
 **So the answer to the question is:** **So the answer to the question is:**
-The DX station is a member and they have set their latitude and longitude incorrecly.+The DX station is a member and you supplied the same grid square as they have set, but they have set their latitude and longitude incorrectly. 
 + 
 +Now go tell them nicely how to change their Lat Long.
  
  
  
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