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  • jimfar17
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    Hi, I am disappointed with poor coverage of arrivals and departures at Inverness airport in Scotland. Its not a high volume airport but nevertheless its a hub for the Highlands and islands an area bigger than belgium. the highlevel routes seem to be generally covered but virtually no info on the airport activity. i would offer to take equipment on but my location is restricted because of hilly topography and 20 mls from airport. Thanks

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  • stargate
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    Originally posted by FR24support View Post
    The Flightradar24.com receiver pack includes an external antenna and cables:

    "The ADS-B receiver that we are sending out is a special Flightradar24 branded unit developed by makers of the Mode-S Beast. The Flightradar24 Box is compact (measuring just 100x60x30mm). It connects directly to your router/modem by Ethernet cable. It doesn't need a PC to run and we supply an external Mode-S antenna, all cables including a GPS antenna for data timing precision."
    Hi, is there a picture to show what the antenna looks like? Thanks!
    and can I use my own key to feed if I use the device?

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  • loadmaster
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    Mike as soon as they are ready will you email me please,thank mick(loadmaster)

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  • FR24support
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    Originally posted by imokruok View Post
    Any interest in coverage at MKE? If FR24 can provide a box, I can provide a location near the airport.
    Please see:

    The world’s most popular flight tracker. Track planes in real-time on our flight tracker map and get up-to-date flight status & airport information.

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  • imokruok
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    Any interest in coverage at MKE? If FR24 can provide a box, I can provide a location near the airport.

    I suppose ORD is probably more valuable, but worth an ask.

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  • imokruok
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    Originally posted by Mike View Post
    The sale of the FR24 unit has been postponed until MLAT is ready, as hardware MLAT will make this receiver something special, and not just another ADS-B receiver.

    The data use of FR24feed software is about 200-600 MB per month depending on coverage.
    Sounds good on both fronts - thanks. MLAT capability sounds impressive, and I appreciate the low load on my internet connection. Looks like FR24's software is what I should be watching, not what's being sent from VRS. If you're doing box testing, consider me interested.

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  • Mike
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    The sale of the FR24 unit has been postponed until MLAT is ready, as hardware MLAT will make this receiver something special, and not just another ADS-B receiver.

    The data use of FR24feed software is about 200-600 MB per month depending on coverage.

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  • imokruok
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    Originally posted by SoCalBrian View Post
    Haven't seen any more info about it. and no new info has been posted yet on the other thread with the details. Maybe later this month someone will give an update on it.
    http://forum.flightradar24.com/threa...h-No-price-yet
    I am currently using an SDR dongle attached to my Windows Media Center home server. I have it up right now feeding FR24, but I tend to turn it off overnight as I don't record TV at that time usually, and I do occasional reboots for updates/maintenance. This also means I have to keep the antenna indoors (too short of an antenna lead).

    If I could get a unit/antenna on my balcony, I could feed power there and get a much better view. I think I have excellent coverage for having an indoor antenna, but outside, I can see past Catalina on a clear day. Plus I could run 24/7. It would be very nice to have a reasonably priced receiver, although if the FR24 version isn't cheap, I may go the MK802 or Raspberry Pi/Dongle route outside one that's solution's a little more off-the-shelf.

    Sidenote: is the bandwidth meter on the FR24 software accurate? (e.g. 0.0MB/0.5MB)? I have a lot of data per day being sent from VRS to FR24 Feed - literally hundreds of megabytes - but is FR24 cutting that down and only sending a little bit? I just want to be sure not to run afoul of my ISP....

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  • SoCalBrian
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    Originally posted by loadmaster View Post
    Are the recievers now on sale and where can i buy one,will then feed from LBA/EGNM
    Haven't seen any more info about it. and no new info has been posted yet on the other thread with the details. Maybe later this month someone will give an update on it.

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  • loadmaster
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    Are the recievers now on sale and where can i buy one,will then feed from LBA/EGNM

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  • North Borneo Radar
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    Originally posted by sirsteve View Post
    YBCS-2 Cairns Australia will be down for 2 weeks due to holidays , will be back up around the 14th Feb, sorry for any inconvenience
    I think this is a first (for me anyway) in FR24 for such notification? thanks for your thoughtfulness. enjoy your holiday Sir.

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  • sirsteve
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    YBCS-2 Cairns Australia will be down for 2 weeks due to holidays , will be back up around the 14th Feb, sorry for any inconvenience

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  • North Borneo Radar
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    Originally posted by paradiselost View Post
    Mike here in the Philippines we have no 24/7 coverage from Manila nor the southern islands of the Visayas. We are in a flyway at our location of DGT which is a E & West flyway between the west coast of the US and Singapore and Kuala Lumpor. We are also on the flyway from Australia and China and Taiwan. RPLL1 is only occasionally available.

    From my location and elevation I have unobstructed view N,S and E. On the west is a mountain range but the angle and distance I can see high altitude aircraft in the flyway. Likewise, the S,E are unobstructed being able to track local airlines to Bohol, CDO and Davao and Zamboanga which are on the island of Mindanao.

    I have had reliable internet service for the past 7 years.

    Good Luck in your recruiting.
    U applied from the link provided from Mike right?

    Will be good to have another radar around RPLL.

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  • JWilson
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    IF I not chosen to use the receiver is scheduled to sell the unit soon

    JWilson PR8 SLZ

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  • paradiselost
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    Mike here in the Philippines we have no 24/7 coverage from Manila nor the southern islands of the Visayas. We are in a flyway at our location of DGT which is a E & West flyway between the west coast of the US and Singapore and Kuala Lumpor. We are also on the flyway from Australia and China and Taiwan. RPLL1 is only occasionally available.

    From my location and elevation I have unobstructed view N,S and E. On the west is a mountain range but the angle and distance I can see high altitude aircraft in the flyway. Likewise, the S,E are unobstructed being able to track local airlines to Bohol, CDO and Davao and Zamboanga which are on the island of Mindanao.

    I have had reliable internet service for the past 7 years.

    Good Luck in your recruiting.

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