********** 2 buoys in event mode *****************

Who knows, can you provide a direct link instead of a website homepage???????

[link to www.ndbc.noaa.gov]

What the crap? It looks like the one in Indonesia dropped 100 Meters and has stayed there. Can anyone explain what the hell is going on there?

They are not working properly and will be replaced.

How do you know this?

Isn't it obvious? How can you explain this anomaly otherwise?

I tend to agree with you. Why are the nearby buoys not affected? That's why I was posting though. To see if there are more knowledgeable people who can shed some light for us.

We are talking about 60-90-100m replacements and no one feels anything, only two buoys affected!! I also hope there is a different and more interesting explanation but it seems that it is a simple malfunction of the buoys.

These are NOT malfunctions.

I have studied buoy activity in connection to earthquakes and plate movement for a while now.

This buoy by Indonesia is showing a seafloor rise.
Last time was 30 meters, this time is 110 meters.

This is a view line of the pressure from the last events:

:826update:

Now a Japan buoy is in event mode along with Indonesia.
BEFORE the Indonesia event, I warned to look for it:

"I believe it means the pressure is back in the Western Pacific.
Seafloor adjustments are a further possibility.
The Pacific will further be compressing and now the signs in those areas should pick up.
If there is more buoy activity from Alaska down to the Indonesian area then this next sequence will be of more certainty."

Quote from here: Thread: Plate movement watch underway! Java buoy going wild.. again! (Page 7)

Now another buoy is showing seafloor adjustments by Indonesia just as warned.
A lot of details and previous correct forecasts are all with the thread.

I have seen your thread, good work but can you explain how a single buoy is affected at an area where a 100 meters seafloor rise occur?

We are talking about 60-90-100m replacements and no one feels anything, only two buoys affected!! I also hope there is a different and more interesting explanation but it seems that it is a simple malfunction of the buoys.