V3.09 (non-beta) Ready

Started by AirNav Development, November 17, 2009, 01:14:15 AM

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tarbat

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I've now analysed my 20MB or port 30003 from yesterday.  239,885 lines of port output, and ALL lat/long values were wthin my normal reception range of:
54.6769N to 59.2829N
10.0957W to 00.8047E

Not a single value on the port 30003 output was outside my normal reception range.  In my case, these spikes are definately caused by network aircraft.

pjm

Quote from: tarbat on November 22, 2009, 11:34:01 AM
In my case, these spikes are definately caused by network aircraft.

fyi - here are the "errors" from my log last night. This is one pretty special aircraft :)


John Racars

Hi All,

I was out for short while so this morming I downloaded and installed the newest (ANRB 2010 - 3. 1) version.

All looks working fine (ACARS application as well) until sofar.
Best Regards from the Netherlands, John Racars
13 NM East of EHAM
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ANRB:
Version: 3D - 5.00.072
Antenna: outside WiMo GP-1090 (with ECOFLEX 10 cableconnection)
PC: Windows 7 SP 1 - 64 bit
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RadarBox24 station: EHAM4

AirNav Development

As confirmed by Rod Bearden the Polar Spikes problem seem to be solved. We will now release V3.11 Beta on the main forum. Tks again for all your help!
Contact Customer/Technical support via:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/contact.html
[email protected]

pjm

I've just checked my logs from last night & today and there are no extraneous longitude entries at all, so looking good from here as well.