Another poorly Radarbox

Started by John Hargreaves, June 07, 2009, 04:15:16 PM

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John Hargreaves

Afternoon all,

Looks like mine is due for a visit to W & S.  My flights has dropped from a peak of 160 to 2! and only then if they virtually are over the house. Trust it to happen at a weekend.

John H :-(

bratters

Tough luck John. At least it's easily and quickly repairable and there's plenty of advice on the forum as to how go about it.

As a matter of interest, what is (was) your set-up?

malc41

Sorry to hear about your box John

As bratters says, it would be interesting to know what aerial you are using and were it is positioned.

Looks like you have joined daveg4otu!!
15 Miles East of EGNJ

John Hargreaves

It was on a HBA-1090 roof mounted aerial with 10 metres of Westflex W103 cable.

John H.

malc41

This problem just seems to get more curious each time. Hope you get it sorted soon
15 Miles East of EGNJ

AirNav Development

As a copy/paste of what we have previously stated on another thread:

"
Maintaining our way of being totally transparent to our users (you will not find any company doing this nowadays) and from our statistic report:

Serial Numbers:
000001 to 01750: 37 units returned and repaired on a total of 1750 (2.1% of the units). Units over S/N 101500 are protected against static.

10001 to 15000: 2 units returned on a total of 3000 sold. (0.07% return rate).
"

All details on the thread below:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=2675.0
Contact Customer/Technical support via:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/contact.html
[email protected]

AirNav Support

We also point any customers toward

http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=2759.0

There was some thunderstorms this morning across the UK. Please take the relevant precautions.
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carp777

Jbeen away for the weekend , back tonight switched on box and not getting any my flights hardly most i ve seen are two both almost overhead usually get between 80-150 chimney mounted 1090 ariel with 10mts westflex cable looks like another sick box serial no.10656

AirNav Support

If you are in the south east of England, some very nasty thunderstorms past over this morning.
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carp777

no i,m in the north of england

John Hargreaves

My box is 00678 and I'm in the north of England also. My box passed away mid afternoon.

John Hargreaves

radarspotter10

Quote from: AirNav Development on June 07, 2009, 08:17:55 PM
As a copy/paste of what we have previously stated on another thread:

"
Maintaining our way of being totally transparent to our users (you will not find any company doing this nowadays) and from our statistic report:

Serial Numbers:
000001 to 01750: 37 units returned and repaired on a total of 1750 (2.1% of the units). Units over S/N 101500 are protected against static.

10001 to 15000: 2 units returned on a total of 3000 sold. (0.07% return rate).
"

All details on the thread below:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=2675.0

like you say not many companys would have release the figures.
thanks for that. my one is anrb 10393. happy days

Yachtie45

On the other hand who cares about percentages
if one own's box failedAirnav better take care that such will not happen according to state of tech
instead of repeatedly blending with low percentage figs

my opinion
Klaus

AirNav Support

Klaus,

We have done that, but like any product your gonna get some fail. Thats normal.
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bratters

Quote from: AirNav Support on June 08, 2009, 10:53:54 AM
Klaus,

We have done that, but like any product your gonna get some fail. Thats normal.

Good job you don't make aeroplanes  ;)