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Re: Apache
Good Evening,
According to adsb ZM704 left Leeming 18:00 as AAC319 direct to Wattisham landing 19:37
As for the mode S accuracy best to keep an eye on the Middle Wallop/Wattisham threads as potential Apache mis-codes are discussed from time to time as a/c transit up and down the country and serials are reported during their fuel stop, usually the only time they can be checked [;o)
The mode S trace on Radar box for ZM704 as 43C932 confirmed the track given above for AAC319
Hopefully someone will confirm a sighting soon for you to ensure accuracy
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Paul
According to adsb ZM704 left Leeming 18:00 as AAC319 direct to Wattisham landing 19:37
As for the mode S accuracy best to keep an eye on the Middle Wallop/Wattisham threads as potential Apache mis-codes are discussed from time to time as a/c transit up and down the country and serials are reported during their fuel stop, usually the only time they can be checked [;o)
The mode S trace on Radar box for ZM704 as 43C932 confirmed the track given above for AAC319
Hopefully someone will confirm a sighting soon for you to ensure accuracy
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Paul
Re: Apache
Thanks for the serial confirmation dstock62
Keith
Keith
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Re: Apache
Thanks Keith and Dave,
Assuming only one a/c went South from Leeming then ZM713 displays as ZM704
It prompts the question, where is the real ZM704 and what mode S does it use - if indeed it does appear on trackers ?
Looks like we need to apply caution to the new fleet mode 'S' i.d.'s per the originals [;o)
Best regards,
Paul
Assuming only one a/c went South from Leeming then ZM713 displays as ZM704
It prompts the question, where is the real ZM704 and what mode S does it use - if indeed it does appear on trackers ?
Looks like we need to apply caution to the new fleet mode 'S' i.d.'s per the originals [;o)
Best regards,
Paul
Re: Apache
Beware of ZM723 too as it shows on trackers as ZM724 :- viewtopic.php?f=16&t=247487&p=1620326&h ... 4#p1620326
Re: Apache
From my own notes, take caution with these:-
ZM700 43C92F CONFIRMED
ZM701 43C92F clashes with ZM700 28/2/24
ZM704 43C932 CONFIRMED clashes with ZM713 6/9/24
ZM713 43C932 CONFIRMED 11/9/24 clashes with ZM704
ZM723 43C946 CONFIRMED 11/09/24 clashes with ZM724
ZM724 43C946 clashes with ZM723
ZM725 43C947 clashes with ZM730
ZM730 43C947 CONFIRMED clashes with ZM725
ZM700 43C92F CONFIRMED
ZM701 43C92F clashes with ZM700 28/2/24
ZM704 43C932 CONFIRMED clashes with ZM713 6/9/24
ZM713 43C932 CONFIRMED 11/9/24 clashes with ZM704
ZM723 43C946 CONFIRMED 11/09/24 clashes with ZM724
ZM724 43C946 clashes with ZM723
ZM725 43C947 clashes with ZM730
ZM730 43C947 CONFIRMED clashes with ZM725
Re: Apache
Hi all
i am sure i saw one showing as ZM704 on ADSB last week flying out of Middle wallop could this have been the real ZM704?
i am sure i saw one showing as ZM704 on ADSB last week flying out of Middle wallop could this have been the real ZM704?
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