Database Update Requests

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Runway 31

#315
No Chris this is a new Spanish aircraft as yet unknown and there is nothing in the d/b

Alan

ACW367

Chris AN and AC are the results of our work.  The PT-X range of registrations are often Embraer Test Regs and difficult to track. However I am sure Alan is researching this thourougly as we speak.

ACW367

Quick research shows PT-XUG is a temporary test reg for E190 CN 19000401.  Dont know who it is destined for. 

Rodolfo

Greetings friends
I would like to print my database but not is how to do it, someone can tell me how moving my database to Excel and print, or print it directly. Thank you

anorak

3B7773 / MARC39 pos French C135?
On screen now with 3B777F / VEST242 reg 38471
Dave. Exmoor, North Devon.

ACW367

Anorak

3B7773 is thought to be French C-135 574. However this appears to still be under question on the Mode S yahoo group, so I won't add it to our DB at this time.  We will continue to monitor for positive confirmation of the tie-up.

Regards ACW367

ACW367

Quote from: Rodolfo on December 07, 2010, 04:32:04 PM
Greetings friends
I would like to print my database but not is how to do it, someone can tell me how moving my database to Excel and print, or print it directly. Thank you

Rodolfo

The Navdata.DB3 file in the data folder can be viewed and edited with SQL software.  But I am not techy enough to know the full details.

Your MyLog you can export a CSV comma seperated file from the tools menu at the top of mylog.  Once saved to your local drive, this can be viewed and printed in word, notepad etc.  

A typical enty would look like this:
,2010/07/24 09:01:56,2009/12/11 22:02:59,Airbus A321-231,A321,British Airways,400CEB,United Kingdom,G-EUXI,Y,

It is best not to open the CSV file in excel, because excel tries to resolve the hex codes as numbers and has issues with hexes that are numbers and the letter E, as excel tries to resolve that as a complex number . IE hex 4011E8 (G-PUSI) when in a CSV put into excel is displayed as 4.01E+11.  

Hope this helps

EK01

Quote from: ACW367 on December 07, 2010, 11:05:48 PM
Anorak

3B7773 is thought to be French C-135 574. However this appears to still be under question on the Mode S yahoo group, so I won't add it to our DB at this time.  We will continue to monitor for positive confirmation of the tie-up.

Regards ACW367

ACW367,

Libhomeradar have 3B7773 as belonging to a KC135R c/n 18557 with the registration 574 with airline unknown. According to my own database c/n 18557 is indeed a KC135R registration 62-3574 but belonging to the USAF and currently in storage !

Ian

Chris11

#323
Not populating
A4EAEC N416FE A-310-221/F   c/n288  FedEx Express
also
010157

Runway 31

Thanks Chris, the FedEx has been in storage at Victorville

Dont know the Egyptian one.

Alan

Chris11

Just a side comment - I notice that there are a regular flow of aircraft coming out of storage. Does that mean flights are starting to pick up?

Runway 31


ACW367

For those that are interested, a good group looking at the various flow in and out of the desert is here.

http://groups.google.com/group/cactus-wings


Chris11

A50361 N422DJ PIPER  PA-28-236   P28B 28-7911281 FERRER MICHAEL V

Chris11

and
AA01A2 N744CK B747-246B  22065/411  Kalitta Air