RadarBox - The First ADS-B Receiver in Space - Comments

[Brian]

RadarBox - The First ADS-B Receiver in Space
http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=2650

Is there any links to view on this project.   Keep more updated about this project. ?

Would be nice AirNav Systems.  If the story has links to this project.
Makes it lot easier to read about this project without time searching for it.

I did some searches on some search engines.  Didn't find anything about this project.

So can we get some links from AirNav Development please. ?

Thanks
-Brian

[AirNav Development]

All the information is available on the topic below:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=2650.0

We will try to add some photo of the second launch later today.

[Brian]

So you saying the school doesn't have any press release about there project ?
The only information about this project is on the AirNav Forum....

The information you got for the .Doc/.PDF file you made.  Must came from somewhere.

I'm findin' it hard to believe.  Most school usually has a page on what they are working on.

[vruma]

Hi Brian,

besides the rather "kind" tone of your voice, may I suggest you contact Capt. Ron Vincent himself. He should be your #1 source: http://www.rmc.ca/aca/phy/vin/index-eng.asp

vruma

[Allocator]

What's the matter Brian, do you think that it's all made up then?  Here is the RMC website, although I doubt that they put every study project on here.

http://www.rmc.ca/index-eng.asp

The normal way would be by press release - hence the PDF document.

[AirNav Development]

Brian: we will explain one more time, all the information is available at:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=2650.0

RadarBox i the first and only ADS-B receiver in space. This second launch was a total success and we are now working the received ADS-B data.

In scientific terms never an ADS-B signal from commercial aircraft was received from such an high altitude. Expect more great news in a few months. :-)

[DaveReid]

In scientific terms never an ADS-B signal from commercial aircraft was received from such an high altitude.

I suspect the CIA, NSA and DHS might beg to differ.  On the other hand, they probably won't comment ...

[Allocator]

No evidence from the CIA, NSA and DHS, then it didn't happen :-)

[HadNav]

Conspiracy pundits will have a field day (perhaps a crop circle) :)

[malc41]

Will the shadow be on the right side of the flag this time NASA?

[Allocator]

If Patrick Moore says it happened, then I believe him :-)