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Here is the screenshot for the Atlanta area. It sounds like the same type of thing. Perhaps it's the same fix.
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Can't really read the aircraft registration on it ... AD83F9????
This is what would decode to the aircraft registration ... if it's on the database.
If you d a google search on AD82F9 - does it yeild anything useful? - It might be military or something that just doesn't have the equipment to transmit callsigns
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Still seeing these ghost planes periodically. Here is one from station T-PP1 today
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And again at 21:30 UTC had multiple false returns from radar T-PP1 over DFW airport
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I've followed this thread for a while with interest. Aircraft with the tag "No callsign" appear often and all over the world. If you keep an eye on the aircraft for more than just a few minutes, the tag will most often change to something plausible. No idea what causes it but I don't lose any sleep over it. Don't be confused by multiple "No callsigns" around major airports either because they are invariably ground vehicles equipped with ADS-B.
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Originally posted by airnrail View PostI've followed this thread for a while with interest. Aircraft with the tag "No callsign" appear often and all over the world. If you keep an eye on the aircraft for more than just a few minutes, the tag will most often change to something plausible. No idea what causes it but I don't lose any sleep over it. Don't be confused by multiple "No callsigns" around major airports either because they are invariably ground vehicles equipped with ADS-B.
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