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AirNav RadarBox and RadarBox24.com => AirNav RadarBox and RadarBox24.com Discussion => Topic started by: ei2gyb on March 05, 2010, 08:28:33 AM
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Hi all,
im looking to get the radar box but not sure if it will work in my area.
I live at malin head in ireland
we have loads of aircraft at a very high altitude through the shanwick airspace.
any way of knowing if the system will work for me ?
steve
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Hi Steve,
Yes of course it will work for you. We have quite a few customers in Ireland, if you check our screenshots forum you see a few examples.
I am sure some of our Irish customers can give you further details on there setup and what they are seeing as well.
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Plenty of activity in your area. Here's a screenshot of current activity centred on your location.
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2682/4407697127_a5a2e6e946.jpg) (http://www.flickr.com/photos/tarbat/4407697127/sizes/o/)
Just remember that ModeS signals are line-of-sight, so to get best results you'll want to get the antenna as high as possible, and with as clear a view of the sky as possible.
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Thanks for the quick replys....
wow all that from 1 small antenna blimey!
Did I read that the new system has a built in receiver so you can hear the planes to ?
Is there a web page i can goto to view the Ireland aircraft while im saving up for my unit?
Thanks
Steve
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Thanks for the quick replys....
wow all that from 1 small antenna blimey!
Did I read that the new system has a built in receiver so you can hear the planes to ?
Is there a web page i can goto to view the Ireland aircraft while im saving up for my unit?
Thanks
Steve
pm
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wow all that from 1 small antenna blimey!
Any aircraft with an "*" is coming from the Airnav network, not my antenna.
Did I read that the new system has a built in receiver so you can hear the planes to ?
No. Better to use a standalone scanner for that.
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cool ok no probs
Where will I find the best vhf frequency to listen to up here in Malin Head?
I do hear a few people (About 1 an hour) on Shanwick 127.650
just wondering if there was somthing with a bit more life
Steve
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What are your nearest airport(s)? I guess:
Londonderry Eglington - approach=123.625 tower=134.15
Donegal - tower/approach=129.8 ATIS=129.925
Maybe others in NI can suggest suitable frequencies.
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If you want to know the real coverage (1090 MHz is line of sight) then go to
http://www.heywhatsthat.com/main-0904.html
put in your home location etc and the elevation polar diagrams for exactly where you are can be ascertained.
Dean
G8YTC
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What are your nearest airport(s)? I guess:
Londonderry Eglington - approach=123.625 tower=134.15
Donegal - tower/approach=129.8 ATIS=129.925
Maybe others in NI can suggest suitable frequencies.
What are your nearest airport(s)? I guess:
Londonderry Eglington - approach=123.625 tower=134.15
Donegal - tower/approach=129.8 ATIS=129.925
Maybe others in NI can suggest suitable frequencies.
Yes.
He joined my yahoo web site, with all air frequency's for n.Ireland/donegal
and lots more.
from pat
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If you want to know the real coverage (1090 MHz is line of sight) then go to
http://www.heywhatsthat.com/main-0904.html
put in your home location etc and the elevation polar diagrams for exactly where you are can be ascertained.
Dean
G8YTC
Hi Dean,
The website doens't see any trees, houses etc. around your house, more theoratical.
But yes, it gives a nice idea of your line of sight...
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If you want to know the real coverage (1090 MHz is line of sight) then go to
http://www.heywhatsthat.com/main-0904.html
put in your home location etc and the elevation polar diagrams for exactly where you are can be ascertained.
Dean
G8YTC
I PM YOU DEAN