Anyone here?

[Theo999]

Any users in the US?

[AirNav Support]

There is plenty in the US.

Have a look at our screenshot forum for a few shots from the US. Also our network location map should show a few customers sharing in the US

http://www.airnavsystems.com/RadarBox/network.php

[Allocator]

Any users in the US?

A quick screenshot to show the RadarBox activity in the US at the moment.  I've zoomed way out to get the whole area into shot so it's difficult to see individual aircraft, but you'll get some idea from the green dots as to where the coverage is.  Not as extensive as Europe at present, but getting there :-)



Click on the link below for a full size screenshot.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2300/2458022756_8502cec669_o.jpg

[Allocator]

Any users in the US?

OK Theo, thanks for the PM.  I understand that you are not interested in screenshots, but you actually want contact with a RadarBox user in the USA.  Maybe your somewhat cryptic message was a bit misleading?

If you expand your question a bit, maybe somebody will come back to you :-)

Allocator

[Allocator]

OK Theo, I guess that I've upset you judging by the PM you sent me.  Sorry about that, I was only trying to help you.  If I'd been trying to be smart, I would have answered "Yes" to your first question.

Allocator

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So you think that the sentence "Any users in the US?
" is "CRYPTIC"?

I did not realize that the difference in American English and British English were that great.

Thanks for the lesson.  To reciprocate, here is the definition of "cryptic" in standard American English:

cryp·tic (kr¹p“t¹k) also cryp·ti·cal (-t¹-k…l) --adj. 1. Having hidden meaning; mystifying. 2. Secret or occult. 3. Using code or cipher.

Lack of response to my query seems to indicate that there are no users in the US.

Good luck to you and thanks again for setting this "colonist" straight.

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Excellent coverage were getting around New York these days :-)



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