User-generated RadarBox Location Map

Started by RodBearden, November 17, 2008, 11:49:58 AM

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RodBearden

I wonder if it would be a good idea to have a thread devoted to reporting new locations of network RadarBoxes. Looking at the Network Locations map just doesn't do it. Perhaps people planning trips to new locations could post here too, to alert us.

Jakarta, Indonesia, is live as I type this. The network grows....

Rod
Rod

Deadcalm

It would make a lot of sense, but there are some here who are particularly secretive of their location, even as far as not wanting to give away which town they are in.  I suppose they have their reasons.

DC
Go around, I say again go around...

SteveB

#2
How many are boxes are networked, i think i read that 5500 boxes have been sold, how many of these are being networked, i would like to get some idea before i take out my network subscription, i appreciate that people do not want their locations known, but surely AirNav can see how many boxes are being networked??


Thanks

Steve

tarbat

What we need is something like we've got for the Planeplotter community - see http://scooterhound.com/WWWR/ships/sharelist.html?dir=PP&typ=hyb.  Then those of us that don't mind disclosing our location could put a pin on a map.

Anyone have any idea how to set something like that up?

abrad41

Prehaps we should do a bit of a poll, to see who would be interested in showing where there rough location is. I for one would not mind showing my location.

I know there is some people in senitive locations, but I think that most people would not object to a rough location being shown - lets find out

Cheers

Andy

SteveB

I would willingly create a map of locations if anyone cares to let me know where they are....even just to how many in each country

RodBearden

SteveB:

The number of boxes on the network is plotted in the chart on the Network Locations Map - just scroll down - it also logs the count of network flights.

Everyone:

My idea for this thread was that we just reported new areas that network flights are coming from - we've had endless discussion about the accuracy of the Network Location Map, and possible improvements, in other threads. Perhaps AirNav have a plan...

Rod
Rod

tarbat

As an experiment - if you've got a Google logonid, then collaborate on this map to share your location
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=105277615186365824795.00045be4dc8f432ddcfba

As I say, just an experiment to see if this works and is useful.  Just click on the EDIT button next to "Collaborate", and add a new pin.

SteveB


tarbat

#9
Looking good.  Anyone else want to add their location?

RodBearden

This wasn't what I had in mind when I started this thread, but what the heck - I'm in, even though I had to get a Google account to do it!

Rod
Rod

kenwood


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tarbat

Sorry Rod, I know it's not what you had in mind!  Although, it appears to be a fairly popular idea, so if people want to add their locations (10 locations so far), maybe this can become the way of us knowing where other Radarbox locations are.

I'll see how it goes, and if enough people use the map, then it should prove useful.

RADARBOX LOCATIONS MAP

RodBearden

#14
I wasn't sure if I could do it - but I can - I've changed the title of this thread - hope that's OK with everyone ;-)

Rod
Rod