Sticky Thread For Mid-Atlantic MilAir 2021
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1737 UTC - GRIM 21 checking on with Lisboa (controller only LPMA LiveATC).
1740 UTC - on 8906 Santa Maria, eta ERPES 1818 UTC, secondary 6628.
1758 UTC - Oceanic Clearance on 8906, same route as last time to ENNSO
1740 UTC - on 8906 Santa Maria, eta ERPES 1818 UTC, secondary 6628.
1758 UTC - Oceanic Clearance on 8906, same route as last time to ENNSO
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Looks like a good idea for the Navy P-8's
Assume Pax River test P-8A aircraft will try it first up in New Hampshire.
Flares to take care of infrared missiles and this decoy should get radar type missiles.
BAE Systems receives rapid response contract from U.S. Navy to demonstrate leading-edge countermeasure system | BAE Systems | International
Assume Pax River test P-8A aircraft will try it first up in New Hampshire.
Flares to take care of infrared missiles and this decoy should get radar type missiles.
BAE Systems receives rapid response contract from U.S. Navy to demonstrate leading-edge countermeasure system | BAE Systems | International
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Bit off topic but did manage to catch the ISS overhead visually this morning 6:05 local.
Local Ham gave me a heads up and clear dark skies to boot though I was near buildings with bright lights.
Thought I might have trouble spotting but that thing but was lit up from the Sun like a flying lit gas station at night.
You couldn't miss it even with local bright lights around me.
Good time as pre-dawn dark down on Earth but Space Station lit up.. Lasted 2-3 minutes coming overhead
Next time will try binoculars..
Local Ham gave me a heads up and clear dark skies to boot though I was near buildings with bright lights.
Thought I might have trouble spotting but that thing but was lit up from the Sun like a flying lit gas station at night.
You couldn't miss it even with local bright lights around me.
Good time as pre-dawn dark down on Earth but Space Station lit up.. Lasted 2-3 minutes coming overhead
Next time will try binoculars..
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Okay thanks. Got it working now.
2016 UTC - GRIM 21 on 5616 crossing 30W, next report 2038 UTC
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Bit off topic but did manage to catch the ISS overhead visually this morning 6:05 local.
Local Ham gave me a heads up and clear dark skies to boot though I was near buildings with bright lights.
Thought I might have trouble spotting but that thing but was lit up from the Sun like a flying lit gas station at night.
You couldn't miss it even with local bright lights around me.
Good time as pre-dawn dark down on Earth but Space Station lit up.. Lasted 2-3 minutes coming overhead
Next time will try binoculars..
Try this site and set for your location.... Heavens-Above
2038 UTC - GRIM 21, 5616 position report, next report eta 2142 UTC
BOBBYs heading north. BOBBY 62 still to go ?
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BOBBYs heading north. BOBBY 62 still to go ?
ADS-B Exchange - tracking thousands of aircraft
ADS-B Exchange - tracking aircraft using tar1090
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2038 UTC - GRIM 21, 5616 position report, next report eta 2142 UTC
BOBBYs heading north. BOBBY 62 still to go ?
ADS-B Exchange - tracking thousands of aircraft
ADS-B Exchange - tracking aircraft using tar1090
Okay what setting are you using to see the aircraft (military) in Canadian airspace. When I go in and click U nothing shows up in Canada.
They were there. My link is tracking the individual hex codes for each aircraft which time out after 24hr. I'm guessing you logged onto the main "live" page after they had already timed out (not sure what the time limit is ?) so you wouldn't be able to see them. From my link, click on an aircraft and then click the history and you will see it.
2144 UTC - GRIM 21, on 5616 position 45W requesting 380 KTAS to coordinate with tankers, next report eta 50W at 2218 UTC
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Okay understand
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1/1830 is no longer on the TFR list. A change of plans?
We live in crazy times, imagine the president changing plans. FAA Safety Team still lists the notice, but the TFR is gone.
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0915- SAM 505 (C-40 # 02-0042 AE11F8) off ADW heading southwest.
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1055- Baton 20 (EC-130J # 99-1933 AE04A0 103rd SOS PA ANG Harrisburg) off Harrisburg heading southwest. Working ZNY Harrisburg (133.475) & ZOB Indian head (124.4.)
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1140- Eagle (unid) & Viper (unid) working on PAX test discrete (365.7)
1155- Rhino 90 (C-17 # 93-0604 AE07DE 89th AS/445th AW AFRC, Wright-Patterson AFB OH) off ADW heading west
1200- T-bolt flt (4 X F-22s VA ANG) working in W386 (315.85)
1155- Rhino 90 (C-17 # 93-0604 AE07DE 89th AS/445th AW AFRC, Wright-Patterson AFB OH) off ADW heading west
1200- T-bolt flt (4 X F-22s VA ANG) working in W386 (315.85)
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