Interesting Aircraft

Started by Allocator, March 08, 2008, 08:26:33 AM

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Canonjohns40D

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Hi on the box now is this one 4D0215 Airbus A318-112 CJ Elite SVW19JC LX-GJC Silver Arrows?  ht 37975 sqwk 7624 hdg 298. currently just overhead my home NW bound.

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

GreekSpy2001

A possible heads up.  Read in this months Air Intl. that the first AF A380 is due for its first revenue service to JFK today.  Maybe a hit for those of us in the UK.

Graham

EK01

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Quote from: GreekSpy2001 on November 20, 2009, 12:08:29 PM
A possible heads up.  Read in this months Air Intl. that the first AF A380 is due for its first revenue service to JFK today.  Maybe a hit for those of us in the UK.

Graham

Graham,
See posting on page 7 of the discussion forum. All the details are there. Posted on October 29th.

Ian

YXUphoto

Quote from: GreekSpy2001 on November 20, 2009, 12:08:29 PM
A possible heads up.  Read in this months Air Intl. that the first AF A380 is due for its first revenue service to JFK today.  Maybe a hit for those of us in the UK.

Graham

Followed the landing at JFK on LiveATC.  The Captain (during the landing) was a female pilot.

Pinza

Quote from: YXUphoto on November 20, 2009, 06:49:11 PM
Quote from: GreekSpy2001 on November 20, 2009, 12:08:29 PM
A possible heads up.  Read in this months Air Intl. that the first AF A380 is due for its first revenue service to JFK today.  Maybe a hit for those of us in the UK.

Graham

Followed the landing at JFK on LiveATC.  The Captain (during the landing) was a female pilot.

Anybody had any success in following this with ANRB? I tried and failed!

Perhaps better luck on on it's return flight...

Did manage to see 9V-SKC do one circuit of the Lambourne hold on flight SIA318 (Singapore - Heathrow) - on the network - one day I'll catch an A380 within my own reception area...!


Canonjohns40D

Hi posting this as it is a first for me. 3D9259 FKI727B D-GBRD Partenavia-P68B ht 05000 sqwk 3626.

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

Yellowshrek

Heading North towards the south west of England via Berry Head Airbus A310 HZ-NSA 7101E6
So many trails not enough time!

jetset

Steve

Canonjohns40D

Quote from: Canonjohns40D on November 20, 2009, 08:36:45 PM
Hi posting this as it is a first for me. 3D9259 FKI727B D-GBRD Partenavia-P68B ht 05000 sqwk 3626.

John

D-GBRD Partenavia P68 FLM Aviation arrived into George Best Airport Friday at 9pm as FKI 727B.  Possibly to repair D-IFLM Dornier Do.228-200 Manx2 (broken down and has been in here from Thursday.
Hi I'm John... and I'm a Radarbox User. I'm based in Bangor Co Down Northern Ireland.

jetset

Can anyone explain this..?
2 aircraft same Flight ID, same squawk code
Steve

DaveReid

Quote from: jetset on November 21, 2009, 09:19:30 PM
Can anyone explain this..?
2 aircraft same Flight ID, same squawk code

It's a known bug.  RadarBox gets two aircraft with similar hex codes mixed up.

G-LSAE  = 400F4C
G-RVMB = 400F48

(one bit difference)
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jetset

Thanks Dave

Any links to this known bug.?

I haven't got a clue when it comes to software design, but surely a 'C' is a 'C' and an '8' is an '8'

Steve

DaveReid

Quote from: jetset on November 21, 2009, 11:55:29 PM
Thanks Dave

Any links to this known bug.?

I haven't got a clue when it comes to software design, but surely a 'C' is a 'C' and an '8' is an '8'

C and 8 are hexadecimal digits.

Expressed as binary equivalents:

C = 1100
8 = 1000
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jetset

OK call me stupid, but if C=1100 and 8 =1000 then why doesn't 1100=C and 1000=8

I know I'm going off topic here sorry
Steve

DaveReid

Quote from: jetset on November 22, 2009, 12:24:56 AM
OK call me stupid, but if C=1100 and 8=1000 then why doesn't 1100=C and 1000=8

They do - the hexadecimal and binary values are absolutely equivalent.
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