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Started by Deadcalm, January 10, 2009, 03:26:02 PM

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Deadcalm

For some reason, I seem to be getting a number of targets which show a dash where I'd expect the route to be.  Is this a new feature, a problem with my installation, or have I just not noticed this before?

DC

Go around, I say again go around...

nortonbeak

I do not have the same feature/problem on my display.

besty

Not on my screen either.

tarbat

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DC, is the problem always on network flights, or local hardware flights as well?

I've seen this problem in the past on network flights, so I don't think it's a new problem.  I think it started when Airnav introduced the enhancement to share route data over the RB network.

Deadcalm

It doesn't seem to be confined to network flights - a fair number of live flights are affected as well...
... and I'm fairly sure I would have noticed this before.

DC
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tarbat

Okay, I've never seen this on local hardware flights.  Maybe worth checking your routes table for blank entries.

Deadcalm

The affected live flights aren't in the Routes table.

DC
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tarbat

Did these live flights appear on the network first?   If so, then the blank, erroneous routes data will have carried over from the network, which is a known bug.

gzerovti

I have just got one. RYR6671 just flying over my house now. Dash where route should be.

All other flights showing routes.

Terry
G0VTI - On the flight path to EGNM

AirNav Support

Its network flights which don't have a route but they need to be populated in the server. Hence next time round they should have a route.

As mentioned above if there seen in local flights it cos of the network to local route bug.
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Deadcalm

O.K., I won't worry too much about it then, thanks.
But in answer to tarbat, no, some of the flights were already in my live coverage area when I switched on.

DC
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