Another Live Radar Feed Site

[Hawkeye]

Another Live Radar Feed site from Sweden I haven't seen mentioned on here before. Forgive me if it has.

Good coverage of UK,- in fact for some reason, it's showing flights within my polar diagram I'm not picking up on my RB ??? 
It refreshes about every 15 secs and when it does, comparing the plots with my RB, the  positions are spot on

Have a look at:-

www.flightradar24.com

regards,
Syd

[Marpleman]

Hi Hawkeye

Just looking at it myself for the last 30 minutes

Coverage is pretty good although I'm pleased to say I've got around 25% more ADS-B on my Radarbox for the EGCC (Manchester) area - presumably most due to me picking up more lower level local traffic into EGCC ??

Good site though - and yet another way of getting through the day job without missing much!!

Rich

[G0HWC]

Ita a pitty more people dont use the built in FTP in ANRB


Paul
http://www.g0hwc.com/airnav.html

[ACW367]

Hawkeye

I had already noted that one, See the list here. 
http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=4097.msg42493#msg42493


It has been around for at least 18 months but recently changed URL.

[bratters]

If you thought about contributing to a project such as this, what PC data security protection would you need?

[radarspotter10]

thanks Hawkeye.
Yes very good site been watching it now for a while and the cheap flights are good.
will think about contributing.
from pat

[Hawkeye]

As I see it, free live radar feed sites such as this one are now giving such good area coverage, with plots no more than 15 seconds behind real time that the 'out my window dot spotters' and enthusiasts who only have a general interest in what's going on in the sky around their homes, (and I'll bet the majority of users are), will have no need to spend hundreds of pounds in purchasing a virtual radar box and will surely consider what advantages buying one would bring for the outlay involved.

Not only that, but for those who are interested in what may be heading their way or even what's going on further afield in the UK and Europe, this site together with several others, give such good coverage that before long there will be very few current box owners who will pay the not inconsiderable cost of network subscription. Unless you are really interested in flights in far off places, there appears to be little point in doing so.

I'd be interested to read others thoughts are.

Syd

[Jeremy]

Here we go again. Yawn, yawn!
J.

[AirNav Development]

These sites are interested and welcome but you have to agree that they don't compare to the power of having your own RadarBox. Now imagine this with 3D... :-) A surprise may be coming soon.

[dumpty]

I would like the flightradar24 map as my radarbox background.

Any chance Airnav?

[Allocator]

It's only Google Maps.

[Hosch]

Good evening,

how to add Google Maps to Airnav ?
I know how to add maps with Google Earth.

Thanks for your help

Hosch

[AirNav Development]

RadarBox 3D has Google Earth embedded which is 3D. All these sites have only google maps (2D).

[itestoo]

www.radarvirtuel3d.com coming soon :)

[DaveReid]

As soon as SBS, and later RadarBox, introduced the socket output the growth of private and public ADS-B data sharing networks was inevitable.  How could it not be ?