New Navdata.db3 - 20121025

[orkney]

Hello

Once again, The new Navdata Installer can be downloaded from the link below:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/download/ANRB/DBUpdater/ANRBDBUpdater20121025.exe

Thank you

Andrew

[nortonbeak]

Thank you most heartily for your efforts.

I for one, certainly appreciate the efforts that are required to keep it up.

[Kenny]

Installed without any problem..  Thanks a lot..

[Northern Watch]

Thanks again for all your efforts.

Regards

keith

[vena]

Good work :-), thanks.

[AV61]

how many aircraft should there be in the database now as i am showing 168113
thanks
Nick

[Runway 31]

I belive it should be around 188,000.  Looks like you are still looking at an older Navdata.

Look to where you are installing too.

Alan

[AV61]

Thanks for that Alan  now have 188030
I appear to have a virtual store where my downloads prefer to go to so have deleted that and
now all is ok
thanks
Nick

[Canonjohns40D]

For me being older etc etc!!!. Where do you see the figure 188030 please? If I select the aircraft list in Database explorer I see a figure off 81134. I've proably done something wrong or looking in the wrong place? Any help welcomed.

John

[Runway 31]

John,

The figure mentioned can be found as follows;

File/Database Explorer/Aircraft  bottom left of the box it will show ******* rows loaded in **m/s

If you dont have 188,*** you are not using the latest Navdata

Alan

[Canonjohns40D]

Hi Alan thanks that is where I am seeing the figure 81134. I have tried to downoad the file from the site here but obviously did some thing wrong. Thanks for the reply.

[Runway 31]

You need to direct it to Airnav systems/Radarbox wherever you have it installed the box software too.

Alan

[Canonjohns40D]

Arrrggggghhhh! I can't get this right. Off to see the match.

[Runway 31]

Give me shout later John and will talk you through it

Alan

[Canonjohns40D]

Hi Alan I downloaded the file and did a save as entering it into where I believe the correct Airnav folder in my C Drive? I stil have 80*** odd aircraft/ Any help appreciated.

John