Interesting Aircraft

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testmonkey

Quote from: DaveReid on October 04, 2008, 06:59:43 PM
It's a shame you didn't get a Mode S code so we could positively ID what you saw on the screen.

Indeed! Our best hope is that the person who's box actually picked up this aircraft spots this thread and is able to check their logs to supply the ModeS code is question. Will probably turn out to be a 737 or something which would never get classed as 'interesting aircraft' for this thread anyway :)
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tarbat

#166
An RAF aircraft with ModeS code of 43C140 with callsign WOMBLE69 on Squawk 0031.  Any ideas?


DaveReid

Quote from: tarbat on October 06, 2008, 10:14:54 AM
An RAF aircraft with ModeS code of 43C140 with callsign WOMBLE69 on Squawk 0031.  Any ideas?

Interesting - that squawk is allocated to "aircraft receiving a radar service from D & D centre".

Whatever-it-was looks to have proceeded southbound according to PlanePlotter, last picked up about 45 minutes ago by a Worcs user. descending through FL100 from FL220 (presumably a turboprop of some description).
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Terry

Here is a couple of interesting aircraft that popped up this morning an hour apart of each other,Two U2s.

                                  AE094C/68-10336
                                  AE0962/80-1089
Dont know if they were en route to EGVA or just passing through?.

                                 Terry.

tarbat

#169
I missed catching this one live yesterday :(


RodBearden

Oh - I see I've got that in MyFlights, too.

With that and the U-2's, there's a lot of high-altitude activity going on - wonder what's happening up there!

Rod
Rod

tommyg

It has been a very interesting week military wise for me as so far i have picked up a USAF G5 with ADSB flying over on Sunday, plus I have also recorded on MyLog a Polish AF Mig 29 , a Qineteq Alpha Jet and a RAF C130 flying over Sussex at 1600ft (confirmed by my son who was at his girlfirends house when it flew over.) amongst the many other regulars 
Tommyg

Terry

Yes Tommyg its been manic down this way too,
                                                                    I think this has been a truly fantastic week,I`ve had all sorts,even 2 Sea Kings go over my house followed 20 min later by 2 Harriers at very low level doing a mock strike on a school a mile away,i watched them for 10 min before they took off back down the NATO corridor,then 1 hr later i had the squawk 7003 and 30 sec later over went the Red Arrows(superb).I`ve had this RB since July(i and my mate Glyn bought one each)and "My Log" has already got nearly 11,000 entries, this is a fantastic hobby my friend.

                               Regards Terry.

Terry

  Hi again,
               Thought this one was a bit funny.

                            A36D13/MAGIC32/N32MJ

  The MJ shoud give it away,i started to laugh when i saw the following:
               
                 "Magic Johnson Entertainment"      should have stuck to basketball?

RodBearden

Hi Terry

I saw the Magic Johnson plane back in March - hope you got the "spoof" logo that I did for it - it was released with RB Version 2!

Rod
Rod

Terry

Thats what made me laugh Rod.
                                               The photo does him a bit of justice,but avery comical pose.
                                        Terry.

Terry

#176
I`ve just noticed 6 aircraft over UUDD in Russia,looks as though a station has popped up there,or i haven`t noticed it before?

                                            Terry.

P.S. Just caught 2 aircraft going over Washington,another RB fired up i ask?.

Bethsalem

Quote from: tarbat on October 06, 2008, 10:14:54 AM
An RAF aircraft with ModeS code of 43C140 with callsign WOMBLE69 on Squawk 0031.  Any ideas?



This callsign belongs to a Tornado GR4

Allocator

The NASA WB-57 is somewhere over central UK at the moment :-)






Bethsalem

I logged it between 17:54 and 18:30 today over the West Midlands.