Vtracs

Reply #11

ducksafloat — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 14:08:14 GMT

i gotta' say woman, that's a real fine explanation u got there, and now i c!!!!! and............i also c y u say, both tools would b great. thank u for showin' tellin!

and oh boy, does it take time to search the sets on a p4 string...now that's sum stuff u workin' wit

Reply #10

Lucky Star — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 23:37:27 GMT

Reply #9

Amazing Grace — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 23:25:46 GMT

What would be nice is a date search, say i wanted to know what combos fell on april 7th of every year, in western canada.

etc.

sounds easy

Reply #8

Todd — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 23:07:09 GMT

Thanks very much for that in-depth explanation. I sent you a PM.

Reply #7

Tenaj — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 22:51:55 GMT

Todd, the other method that I'm speaking of is just adding Lottery Math to the original V-Trac String.

I ve posted it a zillion times on LP and offered the Excel file for those who wanted it. When I made

reference to both methods I meant the original V-Trac String and the one adding Lottery Math to it.

Take the original V-Trac string and turn it in all positions and it generates all the numbers it touches.

The original V-Trac String V515

Reply #6

Tenaj — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 22:07:49 GMT

Todd I'm getting something together to explain to you. I'll post it later.

Reply #5

ducksafloat — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:42:12 GMT

geeez! um real glad u agree, waz jumpy to suggest on account of u do so much! u right, real ingenious on Tenaj. thank u

Reply #4

Todd — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:29:01 GMT

I agree, a vTracs search engine has been badly needed for a long time.

Tenaj, that is a nice work-around, quite ingenious! Now you're really starting to think like a programmer.

I'm not sure what you mean by Using Lottery Math though. Can you explain that terminology?

Also, you mentioned two methods, but I only understand there to be one method: breaking out and searching for all 8 combos that match the vTrac combo. What is the other method

Reply #3

ducksafloat — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 17:29:34 GMT

hey now tenaj,

it's real nice hearin' from u! ;-)

v212101106151156601606651656

u know i got a jacked up sorta mind, i c what i c and that's all i c, i did do searches running the strings off the tracs, waaay to much work and 2 long, not quite the results um lookin for, in the trac, the forms are pure $tr8...if i put in a search v212, when it shows the state in a pure form based on the search, @ a glance, we could c immediately where the straight needs to fall. perhaps we r just... [ More ]

Reply #2

Tenaj — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 17:07:15 GMT

It would be neat if Todd were to do a V-Trac search tool but actually there is a workaround (tool) right here on Lottery Post that you can use to search V-Tracs, even though I have a custom program to do it, I did this at first.

Just search the actual numbers from the string. Go to systems and get the numbers that is the string -

Using V212 as an example: V-Trac for Lead Number 106 (without Lottery Math)

v212 101 106 151 156 601 606 651 656

Key in these numbers in the search

Reply #1

Best Picks — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 16:06:04 GMT

Todd, i also think a vtrac search page would be wonderful. If it can be done u would b the man to do it.

Like Ducks said it would be a great undertaking, we know u have added so many options to this site and we r sure u have many more planned.

if it is possible.

Vtracs

ducksafloat — Tue, 07 Aug 2007 15:51:23 GMT

hey now Todd,

i gotta tell u that um real sorry to suggest because i know u do so very much, but i am not ashamed to beg for a Vtrac search page. i can't even imagine the work detail that may have to go into this, i got issues with catchin' vtracs as $tr8's ;-)

is it possible, that it could be set up like the search results page