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Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
- Mark Lawley
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Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
Guys
Arriving at Lossiemouth in the last thirty minutes ago
Was a US Navy P8 showing mode--s / hex code AE684E
Think this maybe a replacement for the one that departed
earlier today
I know we're on Tier 4 restrictions but if anyone who maybe
On a walk could they possibly identify this machine
Arriving at Lossiemouth in the last thirty minutes ago
Was a US Navy P8 showing mode--s / hex code AE684E
Think this maybe a replacement for the one that departed
earlier today
I know we're on Tier 4 restrictions but if anyone who maybe
On a walk could they possibly identify this machine
Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
Mark,
AE684E was RIDER10 168850 from doing its afternoon Prestwick "session".
AE683A was RIDER12 from Sigonella......serial not reported on here as yet.
Both would have arrived at around the time you mention.
Bob
AE684E was RIDER10 168850 from doing its afternoon Prestwick "session".
AE683A was RIDER12 from Sigonella......serial not reported on here as yet.
Both would have arrived at around the time you mention.
Bob
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Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
Guys
Just had a look at the aviation data base I edit on and we
show ~
Tactical Mode -s and hex codes codes of AE67 - - and the
AE68- - range are used at random for missions
Just had a look at the aviation data base I edit on and we
show ~
Tactical Mode -s and hex codes codes of AE67 - - and the
AE68- - range are used at random for missions
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Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
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Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
Just to add to Bob''s reply the AE683A trace showed an out/return trip from Lossiemouth to Sigonella on the tracking sites but even though the same hex was used throughout they have previously done this trip swapping airframes but retaining same hex. Demonstrates the limitations of tac hex traces and the value of confirmation derived from an actual sighting
Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
169548 was pinging on the ground at Lossie this morning, now its stopped, I missed the HEX, so it looks like it returned from Sigonella last night.
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Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
Jim
Non of the US Navy P8's are not issued with a fixed
Hex / mode-s code
Was probably chiming one of the AE68- - or AE67 - - codes
So basically we will never know the identity of an
Individual aircraft unless it's confirmed by mark 1
Eye ball elsewhere
Non of the US Navy P8's are not issued with a fixed
Hex / mode-s code
Was probably chiming one of the AE68- - or AE67 - - codes
So basically we will never know the identity of an
Individual aircraft unless it's confirmed by mark 1
Eye ball elsewhere
Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
548 flew this afternoon as PL162
544 returned as PL161
850 along with the 5 RAF P8s were on Delta at lunchtime
544 returned as PL161
850 along with the 5 RAF P8s were on Delta at lunchtime
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Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
Just to clarify all USN P-8s are actually issued with a fixed Mode-S hex code. They have just recently started using a bank of tactical codes instead of their actual fixed codes in the past few years.
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Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
Sam
As you say in the past they were issued with a fixed mode -s
/ hex code but no longer as I said they now only use tactical
Codes
As you say in the past they were issued with a fixed mode -s
/ hex code but no longer as I said they now only use tactical
Codes
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Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
Not strictly true , still plenty of occurrences of P-8s using there proper Hex codes one of Lossie detachment was plotting showing its full id on Tuesday morning also seen P-8s in Japan and the US this week showing full ID.Mark Lawley wrote: ↑Tue Feb 16, 2021 8:01 pmSam
As you say in the past they were issued with a fixed mode -s
/ hex code but no longer as I said they now only use tactical
Codes
Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
VP-30 FRS generally use their correct hex code also.
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Re: Un recognised P8 mode-s arrived Lossiemouth
Guys
just to let you all know that after just checking the ADU main data base it
does conclude that as you guys say all P-8's do have fixed call signs
I was using the ADU ' have I seen it app ' which only shows the tactical
information in the notes there so I'd like to say sorry for being a doubting Thomas
Apple pie and stand in the corner jobbie
just to let you all know that after just checking the ADU main data base it
does conclude that as you guys say all P-8's do have fixed call signs
I was using the ADU ' have I seen it app ' which only shows the tactical
information in the notes there so I'd like to say sorry for being a doubting Thomas
Apple pie and stand in the corner jobbie
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