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A rare forage into the murky world of the database debate but can I ask a simple question?
AirNav have always stated what a professional bit of kit and what a market leader the ANRB is SO why doesn't it not use a a market leading and accurate database system to support ANRB?
Can AirNav or anyone who knows the definitive answer respond?
And this is not intended to be a slight upon those who have given up so much of their time and dedication to put together the database.
To be fair though - how many enthusiast databases are there out in the open , that don't require some sort of subscription to receive regular updates to databases?
I understand the need to frequently update the db initially provided with the purchase of software and hardware, so in that context , it's a fair point.
Given that at present, the updaters are volunteers, and are undertaking a mammoth task, I think it's only fair that the fruits of their work are passed on , on a regular basis.
If AirNav did go down the professional route, in involving some commercial venture to provide the info, from admittedly a more accurate data source, then I also think it's a reasonable expectation to pass the cost on, if regular updates are issued?
For the time being, we've got a welcome platform to now move forward on, so let's get behind the team and help them further improve things?
Rich
Good afternoon AirNav Development.
I emptied my database aircraft records so as to start a fresh 14 months ago.
All the fields are full and a lot of work has gone into keeping it up to date.
Most of the records include local general aviation, comercial and military.
To date I have just over 14000 in my database.
If I download this new database I'm not to sure if I will lose a lot of the local records that I have. So will I be better of with this new database or the one that I have worked on for over a year.
Please not that the database team have done a great job and I do help them with unpopulated record's.
Thank you.
Steve.
Second last paragraph of the instructions !
The updaters know there are particular areas needing more work than others and there are corrections required. The updating is an ongoing process and this work continues, it doesnt stop here. Model standardisation work for example is ongoing with biz jets, Canadairs, Bombardiers, Embraers, Pipers all having been completed.
Please note that the airport data has nothing to do with the updater team, we only update aircraft data.
Alan
Perhaps the next version of the updater could ask us which tables we want to update.
Rod
If you would care to go through all other ICAO’s mentioned it would be very much appreciated. The four of us have a very difficult task and every little helps.
Thanks very much Tarbat for your efforts in providing the list its very much appreciated. All the necessary changes have been made in the d/b
'Tell you what............make the changes required in 2-3 days,and then take another 2-3 days getting someone to test it thoroughly???
I really feel for those who've lost data, when on the face it appeared only the aircraft table was going to be overwritten?
If it takes more time to test it,I'll happily wait another week before doing anything more.
Once the new version of RadarBox is released this will include updates in a better way which will allow updated to be pushed through.
The current system cannot cope with that and hence we are providing these updates for those who want to update there databases and those who do not use there boxes with internet access.
If you have done changes to your own database then this is not for you.
As mentioned in other posts, RadarBox software will be high priority to all our developers as soon as ShipTrax software is signed off which is now just round the corner.
As mentioned in other posts, RadarBox software will be high priority to all our developers as soon as ShipTrax software is signed off which is now just round the corner.
Sorry to say, but Radarbox software should have had priority before ShipTrax as RB is the product being used by customers NOW.
Hows this all going to work when ShipTrax is release and bugs found within that, does it mean now both products will only have 50% of the developers time?
Once the new version of RadarBox is released this will include updates in a better way which will allow updated to be pushed through.
As mentioned in other posts, RadarBox software will be high priority to all our developers as soon as ShipTrax software is signed off which is now just round the corner.
Not sure how you can infer that. The database updates are handled by software not by hardware.
Sorry CoastGuardJon as mentioned in our post above, our answer is the same as to the others, we won't disclose anything untill near the release.Think we all get that message now :-) But I hope Airnav understand the problems and bad feeling that will arise if it turns out new hardware is required and for all these months we've been left handing on the end of a rope! Not good PR if it happens, much better upfront, that is if you even know its required or not.
Sorry CoastGuardJon as mentioned in our post above, our answer is the same as to the others, we won't disclose anything untill near the release.Think we all get that message now :-) But I hope Airnav understand the problems and bad feeling that will arise if it turns out new hardware is required and for all these months we've been left handing on the end of a rope! Not good PR if it happens, much better upfront, that is if you even know its required or not.
Sorry CoastGuardJon as mentioned in our post above, our answer is the same as to the others, we won't disclose anything untill near the release.Think we all get that message now :-) But I hope Airnav understand the problems and bad feeling that will arise if it turns out new hardware is required and for all these months we've been left handing on the end of a rope! Not good PR if it happens, much better upfront, that is if you even know its required or not.
I suppose its like buying a car the 2009 model is different to the 2010 model and the 2010 model is different to the 2011 model.
That's life boys accept it.
Sorry CoastGuardJon as mentioned in our post above, our answer is the same as to the others, we won't disclose anything untill near the release.Think we all get that message now :-) But I hope Airnav understand the problems and bad feeling that will arise if it turns out new hardware is required and for all these months we've been left handing on the end of a rope! Not good PR if it happens, much better upfront, that is if you even know its required or not.
I suppose its like buying a car the 2009 model is different to the 2010 model and the 2010 model is different to the 2011 model.
That's life boys accept it.
Yes but.... a new model car doesn't render your old model obsolete. Any new RB hardware won't be just a couple of cosmetic changes and a few go-faster stripes, at least I hope it won't! It should hopefully provide a completely new and additional function.
That's fair enough by me. I'm prepared to fork out for an add-on - if it's something I want. However those currently contemplating buying a new box might have reason to think twice about the timing.
As we said on Monday we would get back with a new version with a week or so. Please be patient.
Tried downloading the link, says it's been removed or down. Any ideas anybody. Thanks.
If you are really keen on having accurate updates why not pay a few quid a month for dbPop?
http://www.dbpop.co.uk/
Alex