Today's the day - isn't it?

[bratters]

"Whilst it's easy to see both points of view, if Realtime is going to be the industry norm - and it looks increasingly like it - 5 minute delayed Network will to all intents and purposes be totally obsolete and unsaleable."

That's why we have a real-time network.

Expect great news from AirNav Systems this Thursday.

Great News means great expectations. The suspense in almost unbearable.

[OKC-Steve]

You need a date :-)

[tarbat]

You need a date :-)

And a timezone.  Many more hours to go yet before the end of today!!

[bratters]

This is no place for my childlike innocence then.

[airman]

In fact we are Thursday!
But may be the relevant year is not precised

[anorak]

O yea of little faith.

[bratters]

Nearly time for my bedtime cocoa so that's that then.

Another day, another cheque in the post.

[Fenris]

May be that a bit of attention is being given to the position decoding routines....

[Runway 31]

Maybe something to do with the network being down just now.

[DaveReid]

It's still Thursday 19th until 1100z tomorrow morning in Samoa  :-)

[bratters]

I don't live in Samoa Dave.

[Fenris]

Network fine here, showing 822 aircraft at last glance.

[bratters]

Network OK here too - is that the Great News?

[AirNav Development]

The network didn't have s ingle outage for 4 days now which is good news since a totally new technology is being used (the average response time is not 0.3 secs).

Rgd the good news...who knows. :-)

[tarbat]

May be that a bit of attention is being given to the position decoding routines....

My guess is that Airnav will want to resolve the postion decoding issue if at all possible before release.