Sticky Thread For Mid-Atlantic MilAir 2021

[TerryPavlick]

I've tried setting up a feed to share with friends in IL and WA, but I can only get to work on my LAN. I'm not sure what I'm doing when it comes to router and firewall setup. Maybe you could help me with that? Router is a Motorola DOCSIS 3.0/AC1600.

I had the same issue......make sure the computer that the feed is setup on...is set to allow that port to be open. I had set the scanner IP internal address and port as the connection point but it needed to be the computer internal IP address that needs that port open. Once I did that it worked fine.

 

[Mark]

I had the same issue......make sure the computer that the feed is setup on...is set to allow that port to be open. I had set the scanner IP internal address and port as the connection point but it needed to be the computer internal IP address that needs that port open. Once I did that it worked fine.

I run a Echolink computer/radio for my local Ham club repeater and to make it work have to go into
Port Forwarding on the Cable company Modem Advanced menu and manually type/allow that specific IP address radio data to go out.
Not sure if that is the same problem you have but it won't work without it here.

 

[Mark]

Sunday Potus CAP setting up.. TEFLON-34 KC-135 63-8013 Ohio ANG and NOBLE 01,02
Boom freq today is 311.300. Gonna be a long rainy day for all.

 

[radiolan]

311.3 current boom freq. (yankee 34 ?)

 

[TerryPavlick]

Sunday Potus CAP setting up.. TEFLON-34 KC-135 63-8013 Ohio ANG and NOBLE 01,02
Boom freq today is 311.300. Gonna be a long rainy day for all.

Feed updated with new refueling freq of 311.300 and possible fighter air/air of 293.300

Also for audio portion you need to click the play button and set the timing for 17 seconds to best sync the audio with the visual portion of the scanner being displayed

 

[TerryPavlick]

311.3 current boom freq. (yankee 34 ?)

DME/TACAN freq of 34 YANKEE is the method the fighters and tankers use to find each other - basically using their DME for location.

 

[radiolan]

Thanks Terry, heard reference to yankee 96 as well earlier.

also, Teflon 34 was 'on-screen' for a bit however haven't seen it for awhile.

DME/TACAN freq of 34 YANKEE is the method the fighters and tankers use to find each other - basically using their DME for location.

 

[TerryPavlick]

Thanks Terry, heard reference to yankee 96 as well earlier.

also, Teflon 34 was 'on-screen' for a bit however haven't seen it for awhile.

Jack - not sure about "on screen" do you mean the frequency displayed on the scanner ? When I am programming the freqs in the scanner - the display moves off the scan. Let me know if you meant something else.

 

[radiolan]

Jack - not sure about "on screen" do you mean the frequency displayed on the scanner ? When I am programming the freqs in the scanner - the display moves off the scan. Let me know if you meant something else.

PlanePlotter. Will DM re: PP a bit later (mode A/C)

 

[TerryPavlick]

PlanePlotter. Will DM re: PP a bit later (mode A/C)

It is tracking well in adsb exchange .... and is tracking on my basestation ADS-B screen.

 

[BM82557]

It is tracking well in adsb exchange .... and is tracking on my basestation ADS-B screen.

Yesterday and this morning the tanker became visible on ADSB Exchange when it arrived in the vicinity of Philadelphia. Once it and the fighters are established it is switched off. When a replacement tanker arrives the departing tanker switches back on. This was also observed during the CAP earlier this month. There are exceptions to this behavior as sometimes incoming tankers are visible as soon as they are airborne enroute to the CAP (either Guard Dog or Delaware)

 

[mdmonitor]

0844- Have been listening to CAP freqs for last 45 mins and hearing nothing at all. Is it just me, maybe equipment problem, or are they real quiet today?

 

[radiolan]

0844- Have been listening to CAP freqs for last 45 mins and hearing nothing at all. Is it just me, maybe equipment problem, or are they real quiet today?

They're active ! conversation about breakfast cereal withou a spoon and all. 311.3 boom

 

[ra7850]

I've tried setting up a feed to share with friends in IL and WA, but I can only get to work on my LAN. I'm not sure what I'm doing when it comes to router and firewall setup. Maybe you could help me with that? Router is a Motorola DOCSIS 3.0/AC1600.

If your'e interested I can help you remotely to get this working.

 

[TerryPavlick]

They're active ! conversation about breakfast cereal withou a spoon and all. 311.3 boom

Very low volume of radio traffic. I am monitoring it direct from Villas and when the radios talk here - the PA site is active as well. I put in 293.300 as a possible air/air and am monitoring 225-380 for other possible activity. Just a slow day I guess.

 

[Tech792]

0937- Looks like one of the CAP fighters is showing intermittently on TIS-B. Had this also occur during a few Trump CAPs last year.
Showing HEX 278137 showing a generic plane symbol intermittently, FL 260, speed 391 knots

 

[Yocuz]

It is tracking well in adsb exchange .... and is tracking on my basestation ADS-B screen.

My ADSB shows 57-1514 K35R enroute to the area. Should be hearing something soon.

 

[mdmonitor]

1000- Rare Sunday departure from ADW. Navy 377(C-37 # 166377 AE151B VR-01) & Navy 376 (C-37 # 166376 AE1258 VR-1) off ADW heading northwest. Both flying in trail & working ZDC Hagerstown (134.15) & ZOB Imperial (132.125).

 

[Yocuz]

ADSB showed 57-1514 2.3NM from my location. They must have been directly above me at FL27. That's a first for me, meaning actually viewing it onscreen.

 

[BM82557]

363.9 was active @ 9:47 local, too brief for me to id but has been used sometimes in past CAPs by NOBLEs