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AirNav RadarBox and RadarBox24.com => AirNav RadarBox and RadarBox24.com Discussion => Topic started by: nbquidditch on December 10, 2008, 07:47:09 AM
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Hey guys I get lots of military stuff flying low over my location doing night manoeuvres including C130 & Tornado's at around 2K feet.
My RB picks up the C130's flying low at about 1800Ft with minimal information, usually just A/C type, height but never shows the Tornado's at all! Is this the norm?
I have show all selected. I'm obviously not referring here to the radar screen.
Also what does Tie-up extracted from Country Sequence mean which appears in My Log A/C name.
Cheers :)
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hi nbquidditch,
it's normal, because military flights and some others dont send position data to ours RB.
Regards.
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Unfortunately most Tornado GR4s do not have ModeS fitted. I've only ever picked up two of them (ZA404, ZA560), and that's living 2 miles from the Tain bombing range!!! Tornado F3s (ZE, ZG, ZH) are a lot more common - I've logged 64 of them, but they generally fly high level. It's my biggest dissapointment with RAF ModeS fitment policy!!
I think "Tie-up extracted from Country Sequence" is what gets put into GAS as a temporary "placeholder" until someone visually identifies an aircraft.
So, you'll see high level Tornado in the list - for example, see http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=1689.0
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Thanks for the info guys. Tarbat I've just reviewed my log & there are a few high level tornado's within so thanks for that.
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Hi
Not sure how accurate but these are the Hex codes I have for Tornado.
43C007 ZE161
43C 008 ZE162
43C 00B ZE164
43C 00C ZE165
43C 00F ZE200
43C 010 ZE201
43C 011 ZE203
43C 015 ZE254
43C 016 ZE250
43C 018 ZE256
43C 019 ZE257
43C 01C ZE292
43C 022 ZE728
43C 023 ZE341
43C 026 ZE342
43C 027 ZE731
43C 02C ZE757
43C 02D ZE758
43C 02E ZE763
43C 02F ZE764
43C 032 ZE790
43C 042 ZE786
43C 16A ZA560
43C00D ZE168
43C018 ZE288
43C01A ZE287
43C078 ZE255
43C141
43C154
43C190
43C196 ZD851
43C1D5
Dudley
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Thanks for that Dudley I'll try them in my alerts :)