Major Announcement

Started by raflec, May 27, 2010, 01:53:12 PM

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raflec

Earlier on this year, Air Nav said there would be a major announcement made in June.
There was much speculation made about what it could be. Multi lat being the favourite.
As we are in to June next week, could Air Nav please tell us are we still on course for this announcement, or has it been delayed for whatever reason.
Myself, I cannot wait to find out.
Radarbox just keeps getting better and better.

Marpleman

You had it last night

It was the Database Update Team progress report..................................

Sorry - couldn't resist!!!!

:-)


DaveReid

Quote from: raflec on May 27, 2010, 01:53:12 PM
Earlier on this year, Air Nav said there would be a major announcement made in June.
There was much speculation made about what it could be. Multi lat being the favourite.

Can't be MLat - that's been announced already:  http://twitter.com/AirNavSystems/statuses/11397338315
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Marpleman

Maybe it's the news on Gareth Barry?

Yellowshrek

  Maybe it is this FAA announcement that I have picked up today:

FAA announces ADS-B performance standards:
The FAA announced the performance requirements for Automatic Dependent Surveillance – Broadcast (ADS-B) equipment under the NextGen air transportation system yesterday (May 27). Aircraft flying in airspace including classes A, B, C, around busy airports, and above 10,000 feet will be required to broadcast their position via ADS-B by 2020. The rule mandates that the broadcast signal meet specific requirements in terms of accuracy, integrity, power and latency. "This rule gives the green light for manufacturers to begin building the onboard equipment," said Randy Babbitt, FAA Administrator. 


Good news for all Airnav users!!!
So many trails not enough time!

tarbat

Quote from: Yellowshrek on May 28, 2010, 12:12:58 PMAircraft flying in airspace including classes A, B, C, around busy airports, and above 10,000 feet will be required to broadcast their position via ADS-B by 2020.

2020 - hopefully the Airnav MLAT announcement will be before then!!

Tailwinds

Quote from: tarbat on May 28, 2010, 12:30:46 PM

2020 - hopefully the Airnav MLAT announcement will be before then!!

2020 - Hopefully I'll still be around by then! I'm not getting any younger.
Warning!!! Airnav RadarBox is extremely addictive!

AirNav Development

A major announcement will be made next week and every RadarBox user will be proud of using it.
Contact Customer/Technical support via:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/contact.html
[email protected]

Marpleman

rules out Gareth Barry then?

Canonjohns40D

Cheers Airnav this sounds interesting, I can't wait!!! With the database work ongoing if this, please please; includes MLAT then Radarbox is pretty close to perfect!!!

John
Hi I'm John... and I'm a Radarbox User. I'm based in Bangor Co Down Northern Ireland.

sasa1000

Come on AirNav make us proud as you say. This is one fantastic piece of kit and this shows you do support your customer base thus ensuring loyalty.

Sandy

radarspotter10

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Quote from: sasa1000 on May 29, 2010, 10:18:34 AM
Come on AirNav make us proud as you say. This is one fantastic piece of kit and this shows you do support your customer base thus ensuring loyalty.

Sandy

Hi sasa1000 and Canonjohns40D.
I agree Airnav support  their customers 24/7,  not like some other systems
where you have to depend on a bounce of fools asking for a donation for advice.
i hope you all have a nice weekend.
ps:
Just back from La Torre Golf course i had a great two weeks.   4
from pat

Deadcalm

"... bounce of fools ..." ?  My, is your nose brown!

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

Tailwinds

Quote from: AirNav Development on May 29, 2010, 01:35:44 AM

A major announcement will be made next week and every RadarBox user will be proud of using it.

What could this be I wonder. Something to make me feel proud of using it. 
Warning!!! Airnav RadarBox is extremely addictive!

Boxfile

It's a pity that it has to wait 'til next week. Aurora start shipping their product on Tuesday and I'm on the waiting list. A "proud" announcement from Airnav, could have swung the purchase their way (and, perhaps not just for me).

Ah well......never mind