I have just clocked this on my box (no lat/long) in the Newcastle upon Tyne area at 2140hrs local.
Mode S - 43C4A3
Squawk 5111 (This is a Squawk code from RAF Boulmer)
Went from FL480 to FL390 in about 3 minutes.
I have done a search on google to try and tie it up and it may well be a Typhoon? Anybody able to help out.
ZJ814 Eurofighter Typhoon No 3 Squadron
I appreciate that. Obvious question is how did you source the answer please.
From the very useful airframes.org
http://www.airframes.org/ (http://www.airframes.org/)
Thanks very much for that - I never realised it existed.
Bob
Now that is a cool site. I'm pleased i read this post.
SteveR
I use Airframes as well but be aware that they do occassionally get things wrong so try and get alternative verification as well. I also use
http://www.live-military-mode-s.eu/
which is dedicated to military reporting, however, they do like you to share if you wish to use them.
Mike
Quote from: Roadrunner on July 29, 2008, 04:57:10 PM
I use Airframes as well but be aware that they do occassionally get things wrong so try and get alternative verification as well. I also use
http://www.live-military-mode-s.eu/
which is dedicated to military reporting, however, they do like you to share if you wish to use them.
Mike
You can also use the offline tool to share your data;-). See http://share.live-military-mode-s.eu/indexradarbox.php.
Harry