Discussion about Flightradar24 database

[NorskeTroll]

I mean database of FR24. Because in Russian database of registration also another ADS

[NorskeTroll]

Russian aircrafts had 2 numbers: factory and serial. For example, RA-42418 had factory 4520423219118, and serial 15-10. Which one is correct to indicate as MSN?

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[AttentiAllaFretta]

Russian aircrafts had 2 numbers: factory and serial. For example, RA-42418 had factory 4520423219118, and serial 15-10. Which one is correct to indicate as MSN?

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The correct serial number is already in the database.
And in "Russiaplanes.net" is already in bold the correct number.

[NorskeTroll]

The correct serial number is already in the database.
And in "Russiaplanes.net" is already in bold the correct number.

Ok, I understand now

[NorskeTroll]

The correct serial number is already in the database.
And in "Russiaplanes.net" is already in bold the correct number.

In continuation of the question: can I write other aircrafts MSN, for check database of FR24? For example, RA-61710?

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[AttentiAllaFretta]

In continuation of the question: can I write other aircrafts MSN, for check database of FR24? For example, RA-61710?

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This one in the database is wrong and JetPhotos is also wrong.

27015041010 "(Not 41-06) That is currently in the database."

[Oblivian]

Hi, guys
How is it that aircraft with Russian registration and ADS, but on FR24 ADS read Czech registration?

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Aircraft send min 3 things. Hexcode/ID, altitude, pilots entered callsign

Hex can be sent from up to 2 devices on plane. Cannot be changed by buttons.

Hex is used as identifier. Nothing else. If hex is not reprogrammed for new owner with new code, old registration is found by trackers only.

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[Oblivian]

Changed submit method.

Means can append the URL with target search string now

http://hexlookup.epizy.com/hex.php?search=8A0371

[apgphoto]

Aircraft send min 3 things. Hexcode/ID, altitude, pilots entered callsign

Hex can be sent from up to 2 devices on plane. Cannot be changed by buttons.

Many GA transponders can be changed by buttons. My portable transponder stores ten aircraft and I can update/change easily by buttons Not as easy on integrated systems, older the system the more complex it is.

[NorskeTroll]

Aruba (for example HEX 484360) don't have a flag as Bermuda (for example HEX 42496D)?

[Oblivian]

Aruba (for example HEX 484360) don't have a flag as Bermuda (for example HEX 42496D)?

Where? Most VP lists have the British Isles within the British range. 40000-43FFFF from memory.

Aruba doesn't seem to have its own allocation outlined anywhere but included under the Netherlands range as it is governed by them.

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[NorskeTroll]

Where? Most VP lists have the British Isles within the British range. 40000-43FFFF from memory.

Aruba doesn't seem to have its own allocation outlined anywhere but included under the Netherlands range as it is governed by them.

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40000-43FFFF it's full the British range. I didn't find any official allocation range part for the British Isles. Or in Aruba there are few registered aircraft and it makes no sense to allocate part of the range?

[Oblivian]

You still didn't say where you saw no flag displaying?. Aruba is governed by the Netherlands. So where ever you see it, whole range should get Dutch flag. Just the prefix may not be PH.

https://www.planespotters.net/hex/484360

If you mean on FR24, they aren't using the same blanket lookup ranges it seems.

In most cases, for software user side to display proper flag, the entire range is used. Or individual HEX/Binary if known and not many

https://radarspotting.com/forum/inde...a0cb7#msg39434 (Many P4-)

I used a mixture for VPs, working on bit address blocks (most cases 32) and various sources to break up the location/expected Prefix. Of course it's not likely to be 100% accurate either as they are so mixed (and some missing like 424436). But I do say that

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[NorskeTroll]

You still didn't say where you saw no flag displaying?. Aruba is governed by the Netherlands. So where ever you see it, whole range should get Dutch flag. Just the prefix may not be PH.

https://www.planespotters.net/hex/484360

If you mean on FR24, they aren't using the same blanket lookup ranges it seems.

In most cases, for software user side to display proper flag, the entire range is used. Or individual HEX/Binary if known and not many

https://radarspotting.com/forum/inde...a0cb7#msg39434 (Many P4-)

I used a mixture for VPs, working on bit address blocks (most cases 32) and various sources to break up the location/expected Prefix. Of course it's not likely to be 100% accurate either as they are so mixed (and some missing like 424436). But I do say that

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WOW...How complicated it is ...

[NorskeTroll]

Hex 5BA6C8, is it error of transponder? Because he must have 155764...