I see that there is a FR24 receiver F-NZMB1 (Mechanics Bay Heliport) online now. Also F-NZTU3 is popping up a bit now as well. All good!!!
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It's doing it again, VH-FKO is flying up over Cook Strait and I don't see it!! I'm now thinking it is the RTL dongle and or software? Is there anyone else using a dongle that doesn't see this airframe's hex code? I'm using different software than last time I reported this so it may just be the hardware, but why would it exclude a particular hex code, it's a standard Australian issued code. Just don't know!Michael
Palmerston North,
New Zealand
ex-FR24 Feeder
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Does our FR24 receivers pick up and send MLAT data? Why I ask, an ATR flew overhead a few minutes ago, it wasn't showing up on the website, nor was my FR24 ADs-B was showing any indication of picking up a signal. However, when I checked the log and scrolled to the latest entries, here is what it was showing...
2015-02-01 04:42:12 | [mlat][i]Connecting to udp://mlat-3.fr24.com:19788...OK
2015-02-01 04:42:12 | [mlat][i]Timebase is GPS
2015-02-01 04:42:12 | [mlat][i]Registering MLAT station...[feed][i]sent 1 planes in 1 packets
2015-02-01 04:42:12 | [feed][n]pinging the server
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Correct. Its the only way the MLAT aircraft show up via the F- receivers. When more than 3 of them get the same AC within range, the time difference and GPS locations of each receiver give the location.Originally posted by Bilstein View PostDoes our FR24 receivers pick up and send MLAT data? Why I ask, an ATR flew overhead a few minutes ago, it wasn't showing up on the website, nor was my FR24 ADs-B was showing any indication of picking up a signal. However, when I checked the log and scrolled to the latest entries, here is what it was showing...
2015-02-01 04:42:12 | [mlat][i]Connecting to udp://mlat-3.fr24.com:19788...OK
2015-02-01 04:42:12 | [mlat][i]Timebase is GPS
2015-02-01 04:42:12 | [mlat][i]Registering MLAT station...[feed][i]sent 1 planes in 1 packets
2015-02-01 04:42:12 | [feed][n]pinging the serverPosts not to be taken as official support representation - Just a helpful uploader who tinkers
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Has it now got a New Zealand reg and/or hex code assigned to it? Although, it is still showing on the current CASA register here in ozOriginally posted by nzradar View PostIt's doing it again, VH-FKO is flying up over Cook Strait and I don't see it!! I'm now thinking it is the RTL dongle and or software? Is there anyone else using a dongle that doesn't see this airframe's hex code? I'm using different software than last time I reported this so it may just be the hardware, but why would it exclude a particular hex code, it's a standard Australian issued code. Just don't know!
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It is going to be in NZ for three years (at least), doing charter work for Tauck Tours.Originally posted by nzradar View PostIt's doing it again, VH-FKO is flying up over Cook Strait and I don't see it!! I'm now thinking it is the RTL dongle and or software?
Alliance Airlines (QQ, Brisbane International) has signed a three year contract with Tauck Tours to operate a Fokker 50, VH-FKO (cn 20160), on flights connecting Wellington, Blenheim, Te Anau, Queenstown, Rotorua, and Auckland International. Tauck Tours is a US tour operator that specializes in group tours. The turboprop, which was recently spotted in Wellington, replaces CV-440s and CV-580s that were in the past sourced from local operator, Air Chathams (3C, Chatham Island).Last edited by YSWG; 2015-02-01, 11:38.F-YSWG1 and T-YSWG2
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Return flight has been cancelled, so would be a fault with the aircraft?!Originally posted by Petenz View Post0815 3/2/15 Am I seeing ZK-MVF diverting to NZCH while travelling from NZWN to NZQN? Must have had a reason, may be medical? Amusingly I can see Flight 409 in FlightAware continuing on, as estimated, towards Queenstown.
Edit: Not sure what has happened as ZK-MVF now heading north as Flight 926 having departed CHC at 9.11am
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Thats a good question, eventually I believe they get reprogrammed to have codes among the registered country range. The ex ANZ 73s out of here often left with the same reg/hex (or sometimes a new overseas HEX) but don't appear to be valid NZ ones now although still flying.Originally posted by Westone View PostWhen an aircraft changes its rego from NZ to Australia, does it retain the same hex code?.
I believe that Virgin Australia ZK-PBA is now VH-VOO and the others are to follow.
Appears accurate.
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No it will receive an Australian 24-bit hexadecimal code and as part of the registration procedure the code will be changed in the avionics. I see ZK-PBA is no longer on the NZ register.Originally posted by Westone View PostWhen an aircraft changes its rego from NZ to Australia, does it retain the same hex code?Michael
Palmerston North,
New Zealand
ex-FR24 Feeder
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