First screenshot from Nor Cal

[JRS98]

Just received the Radarbox today. Here's my first screenshot.

[AirNav Development]

Looks great. What are the red lines? Special flying areas?

[JRS98]

Thanks Airnav! The red lines are MOAs. China,Lemoore,R-2508 and you can see a bit of the Nellis Range.

[AirNav Development]

You made them yourself or got them from the internet?

[viking9]

Here's a screenshot to show how busy it is in part of my coverage area tonight.

Tom

[JRS98]

I made them using the Outline Maker and Freq of nature databases.

[RodBearden]

Hi JRS98 - it's great to see our US west coast coverage expanding!

Welcome to the network.

Rod

[AirNav Development]

Thanks a lot for the information and welcome to the AirNav family.

[JRS98]

Thank you Rod and Airnav, it's good to be here.

[oceans777]

Welcome JRS98 and outstanding idea for the MOA outlines. Adding them to my own setup soon from your idea.  I'm just south of you about 25 miles NE of KLAX, in terrible Tujunga.

[JRS98]

Hi oceans777 and thanks for the welcome. We have California covered pretty well. The Freq of Nature database links haven't worked for me for a few weeks so I'll attach the MOA's in this post just in case you have problems with them too. Hope you like them.

[oceans777]

Hey thanks  very much JRS98 - I really appreciate it! They look great!

[RodBearden]

Those MOA (Military Operational Areas) are excellent.

JRS98 - could you please rename them without the .TXT extensions?

Also, would you like to post them in the Outlines thread so that they reach a larger audience? If you do, I'll also include them in the occasional zip files that I create there.

Thanks

Rod

[JRS98]

Glad you like them oceans777. Sorry about the txt extensions. They've been fixed.

Rod- Sure,I'd be happy to.

[RodBearden]

Many thanks, JRS98.

I meant to put a question mark after "Military Operational Areas". Is that what MOA stands for? (I'm an airliner man myself).

Rod