Engine vs Members
Both sides call an exact daily high. Both are graded against the same settled ledger. This page keeps score — the engine's H16 checkpoint against every member call that has settled.
The verdict
On station-days where both the engine and at least one member made a graded call, who landed the exact degree more often? The verdict unlocks once enough member calls have settled — until then the engine's record stands on its own.
Station by station
Engine H16 exact-degree record next to the members' settled calls, per station. A dash means no member call has settled for that station yet — the engine column never has one.
| Station | Engine H16 | Members | Record |
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Recent settled days
The engine's H16 call and the observed high for each recent closed day, with member calls for the same day where they exist.
How this is scored
Both sides are graded on closed station-days only — days that settled more than 36 hours ago, so a still-forming day can never tilt either record. The engine side is the H16 checkpoint, the last frozen call before the day settles. Member and guest calls are counted separately; guests never count toward the verdict. Want in? Make a call.