Server Problems - Jumping Airplanes

[netbees]

Hi All,

it seems something is getting worse...
Airplanes a jumping forward and backward today over huge distances.
This is corresponding to a handover between "old" feeders and "new" feeders with the T-prefix.
I hope it is possible to fix the problem.
May be it is due to a time offset between two servers for old and new sharers?

Best regards
netbees

[Mike]

Data from old software/database doesn't have a correct timestamp so it's not possible to synchronize correctly. As soon as the old software has been withdrawn the issue will be solved.


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[netbees]

It's getting worse...

Today lots of airplanes are jumping forth and back over hundreds of miles.
This can't be a problem of user clocks.
I suppose there is a general problem on the server.
(like different timezones - local time/UTC - etc.)
See attached screenshots for the problem

FR24_1.jpgFR24_2.jpg

Best regards
netbees

[attigliano]

It looks as the feeders with the new SW keep sending the last known data long time after the plane is out of its area.
The planes always jumps backward to a feeder starting with T-

Today I have seen it with CCA015 (the plane with the Chinese Pressident) west of norway and SAS1683 north of Franfurt.

Poul

[netbees]

Even gliders are affected

Even gliders / sailplanes are affected
This example shows, the length of the jumps is corresponding to the speed of the aircraft.
fr24_3.jpg
By the way, there should be a new aircraft symbol for sailplanes/gliders


The problem occurs, when switching between old (ICAO/ N-ICAO) and new (T-ICAO) radar stations.

Best regards
netbees

[Oblivian]

Out of curiosity do you have 'animate aircraft' enabled. As this will also not help as its use is to GUESS the location of the aircraft between receivers if out of range for periods based on the previous speed. If there is a gap, it can get it wrong.

[Ger]

Today the planes near Amsterdam Schiphol are jumping up and down around the airport on FR24. Does that has anything to do with many basestation around this airport. N-EHAM1 - EHAM1 -T-EDLM1 - T-EHLE1 -T-EHRD1. Do they all pickup the same signals but are not synchronised? Planes already landed are still on approach after a while.
If necessary i have a print screen to add.

Thanks for your help
Ger

[Ger]

Today the planes near Amsterdam Schiphol are jumping up and down around the airport on FR24. Does that has anything to do with many basestation around this airport. N-EHAM1 - EHAM1 -T-EDLM1 -T-EHRD1. Do they all pickup the same signals but are not synchronised? Planes already landed are still on approach after a while.
If necessary i have a print screen to add.

Thanks for your help
Ger

I think the problem is caused by a radar called T-EHRD1, who is sending data long after a plane is landed. Maybe an ajustment can be done. There are enough radars around Amsterdam Schiphol who do an excellent job.

Ger

[Kemistry]

I am a T- feeder and have completely rebooted my server.
FR24 still shows false AC coming from my Radar (but not in my PP screens or lists).
Must be some residual AC records not being flushed at FR24 server end.

[Ger]

Here is a picture of FR24 (time 08.24Z)and flight CAL065 which landed more then an hour ago at Amsterdam Schiphol and still shown on FR24. Radar T-EHRD1. More airplanes still show like flight CSN452 also with radar T-EHRD1. Problem not solved?

Rgds, Ger

[Kemistry]

I have stopped uploading using my T- radar feed until this is fixed - too confusing with many false AC.
Now sending data via PP so my data is appearing as NET1.

[Ger]

Another mistake on FR24 caused by radar T-EHRD1 is a flight VDN1 always shown in the middle of city Alphen a/d Rijn. Always there on FR24 and going nowhere. flightlevel 0 speed 0. Hex 484226.

Maybe this can be solved as well.

Rgds, Ger

[Ger]

Also radar T-EHRD3 is causing this problem with jumping airplanes around Amsterdam Schiphol.

Rgds, Ger

[attigliano]

There are other T- feeders with this problem: T-EDDT1 AND T-LKCS1

[Ger]

The movement around Amsterdam Schiphol is normal again now that T-feeders are not visible. Thank you on behalf of a FR24 fan and living close to the approach to runway 27 at EHAM.

Rgds, Ger