Ah, just noticed that both of my Pi's have MLAT off too. Will also send a support email.
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I haven't heard anything back. I had submitted the email from the form and assume it went through.Comment
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Got this slightly strange reply from support;
No Mlat can be reported also when there aren't other MLAT sites available when receivers are offline.
And mysteriously MLAT3 is back on line [emoji52]
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High probability of N817NA appearing on tuesday
Their flightplan indicates a 4 day visit to CHCH for research next weekPosts not to be taken as official support representation - Just a helpful uploader who tinkersComment
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'day mate, any idea where it will be arriving from?Michael
Palmerston North,
New Zealand
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Cool, thank you.Originally posted by Oblivian View PostMichael
Palmerston North,
New Zealand
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Seems to have made it to PagoPago
Next stop, here. And if the online docs are correct. ETA 1350 (but local/US not specified and I can't work the clocks out
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(F-EDLE1)delcomp-DEL-David Tks(My friend Mike, all three of them)
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Flightplan hasn't been lodged yet to confirm.
In the scientist info pack it doesn't specify the arrival time as local or US time, so it could be up to 23hrs difference to what is on paper. Not a matter of conversion as suchPosts not to be taken as official support representation - Just a helpful uploader who tinkersComment
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Sorry northerners. Come in from Way east so may not have blipped
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Just you southerners keeping things to yourself![emoji12]Originally posted by Oblivian View Post
Kept an eye out for it, but when I finally saw it, it had just pulled off the runway.Comment
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Yesterday picked up Nasa DC 87 at 266 NM due east of Oamaru. Followed it to ChCh after descending to 8800 feet over Central Otago and doing a couple of loops . Very odd behaviour. Guess it is still at ChCh.Comment
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Beat me to it. Was about to say it was a Calibration over-fly of the weather/atmosphere monitoring station at Lauder.Posts not to be taken as official support representation - Just a helpful uploader who tinkersComment
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