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AirNav RadarBox and RadarBox24.com => AirNav RadarBox and RadarBox24.com Discussion => Topic started by: Navigation123 on February 13, 2010, 05:53:30 PM
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Hi All,
I understand that the NavData.db3 file is the location of all a/c seen by the radarbox. I am mainly interested in the raw data for exporting to a SQL db and am pondering whether I actually need a physical radarbox or whether I can use the AirNav Live Flight Tracker and get a/c information in the same type of NavData.db3 file. So my questions are:
- Does the RB and AirNav Live Flight Tracker both store information in .db3 files?
- Is there a sample NavData.db3 available to check what the schema is?
I don't want to buy either solution if I can't get to the data such as routing, registration, lat/long...
Cheers!
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Hi Navigation123 and welcome to the forum.
That's not quite right. Navdata.db3 is the database of aircraft, airports, airlines, routes and aircraft type codes that is provided when you download the software, and most of its tables are updated when new flights are received on the local hardware and on the network.
A separate database, MyLog.db3, contains details of the aircraft detected by your local hardware.
You can download the software for free to try it in demo mode abd to look at these databases. Link is here: http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=3962.0
Hope that helps
Rod
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Rod,
Many thanks for the information. I will d/l this and have a look. Do you by any chance know if the "AirNav Live Flight Tracker" would store the information in the same/similar format?
Many thanks...
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I think I'm right in saying that the Live Flight Tracker doesn't keep any such databases or logs - I think "live" means it - it's a web-service and no history is kept on your local computer.
Rod