Spansh route

Thanks for that ...so why would it not show me the individual 375 jumps?
I think it only shows you the neutrons (i.e. visits to the galaxy map). Where there is more than one jump to the next neutron, it rolls them up and you use the galaxy map to route between them. It will tell you how many jumps to expect, but sometimes the galaxy map uses fewer jumps because Spansh relies on a system being visited by someone who has updated EDSM in some way.
 
Oumbaf EJ-F d12-0 is the system I'm in at the moment. I can't see any stars around me and my jump is limited to 60ly. What (if any) are my options? (Spansh cannot find this system)
 
Backtrack, but if you used a jet cone to jump there, you might be screwed...
If the bodies EDSM pulled from your data are all that are in system, then the system is lacking several ingredients necessary to synthesize jumponium, even if you have an SRV, so that is out, unless you have the materials already in your inventory to synthesize some and backtrack to your previous location...
If there's nothing in jump range and you can't synthesize FSD injection, then you need another player to rescue you (take you away on a ship or bring you a carrier--or else you suicide back to the bubble and lose your exploration data). You might try reaching out in that case to the carrier owner's club or the fuel rats and see if there's anyone in that vicinity of the galaxy looking for a daring rescue to perform. The only time I got myself into a predicament like that, I had everything I needed to synthesize FSD injection except polonium, and I mined that in-system. Now I travel well stocked, always have an SRV, and watch my route when I'm out where the stars are sparse.
 
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Oumbaf EJ-F d12-0 is the system I'm in at the moment. I can't see any stars around me and my jump is limited to 60ly. What (if any) are my options? (Spansh cannot find this system)
Well, if you had been running one of the ED player database feeder apps,
a) we'd know where this system is
b) Spansh would know where this system is (eventually, perhaps)
c) INARA would know whee this system is (see above)

As it is, you'll have to rely on in-game means:
1) you could extend your jump range by synthesizing jumponium, this may enable you to reach another system
2) you could ask the fuel rats or in the FC owner's discord whether someone would be inclined to come to your rescue in a fleet carrier
3) you could suicide back to the nearest base or (forfeiting your ship) to your starter system

If neither appeals to you, you could also (yes, after the fact) install an utility like EDDiscovery, let it scan your CMDR journal, upload the data to the player database(s), wait for the sync and then look up nearby systems in INARA or EDSM.

Of course, you could also ask nicely at support whether they would be so inclined as to plce you in a reachable system. Usually, you have one shot free.

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Just saw that you have been feeding to EDSM - once/if (don't know about the connection between EDSM, INARA and EDCD/EDDN) the sync to INARA happens, you should be able to use INARA's "nearest" search. Or, from your position, use EDSM's extended search for systems around your position (haven't found out how to set the seach focus to an arbitrary system, so can't help you there)
 
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Well, if you had been running one of the ED player database feeder apps,
a) we'd know where this system is
b) Spansh would know where this system is (eventually, perhaps)
c) INARA would know whee this system is (see above)

As it is, you'll have to rely on in-game means:
1) you could extend your jump range by synthesizing jumponium, this may enable you to reach another system
2) you could ask the fuel rats or in the FC owner's discord whether someone would be inclined to come to your rescue in a fleet carrier
3) you could suicide back to the nearest base or (forfeiting your ship) to your starter system

If neither appeals to you, you could also (yes, after the fact) install an utility like EDDiscovery, let it scan your CMDR journal, upload the data to the player database(s), wait for the sync and then look up nearby systems in INARA or EDSM.

Of course, you could also ask nicely at support whether they would be so inclined as to plce you in a reachable system. Usually, you have one shot free.
He's running something, because EDSM knows where he is. https://www.edsm.net/en/system/bodies/id/88016762/name/Oumbaf+EJ-F+d12-0
 
Inara doesn't keep a collection of all systems, it just stores those with stations (with a few exceptions if I remember correctly.)

The closest known system to Oumbaf EJ-F d12-0 is Oumbaf AD-H d11-0 - about 86 ly away, so using FSD injections it should be doable. Next to this are Oumbaf YR-I d10-0 (61.6 ly) and Oumbaf WW-I d10-0 (67.3 ly). I'd recommend jumping to the latter, there's a White Dwarf just 46.6 ly away.
 
Inara doesn't keep a collection of all systems, it just stores those with stations (with a few exceptions if I remember correctly.)

The closest known system to Oumbaf EJ-F d12-0 is Oumbaf AD-H d11-0 - about 86 ly away, so using FSD injections it should be doable. Next to this are Oumbaf YR-I d10-0 (61.6 ly) and Oumbaf WW-I d10-0 (67.3 ly). I'd recommend jumping to the latter, there's a White Dwarf just 46.6 ly away.
Unless I can find polonium or even germanium in this system I'm buggered.
 
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