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RadarBox24.com - Coming Soon. - Photos

Started by Brian, June 12, 2012, 04:37:55 AM

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Brian

http://www.RadarBox24.com  - Coming Soon from AirNav Systems LLC.
https://www.radarbox24.com/LATEST/  <<<  Showing Beta  (Unavailable on this URL now) - Moved to Another URL.  Beta testing continues.

http://www.VirtualRadar24.com  &  http://www.virtualradar24.net

*Major Features*
* Powered by Google Map
* Area Events: Display active departure and landing.
* Aircraft History: History of past flights.
* Pilot View: Popup Box using Google Earth image.
* Route Zoom: Zoom to the flight on the map.

* Airline Filter Configuration: (AAL , AFR , ANA , BAW, etc)
* Aircraft Type Filter Configuration: (A388 , B733 , B737 , 742, etc)
* Altitude Filter: 0 ft - 50000 ft
* Speed Filter:

Display:
Flight No:
Airline:
From:
Via:
To:

Model:
Registration:
Mode-S:

Altitude:
Speed:
Course:
Vertical Speed:
Squawk:
Aircraft Image:


Map Options:
* Map Type: Default, Road, Satellite, Hybrid, Radar
* Data Refresh Rate: 30sec, 15sec, 5sec
* Aircraft Labels: Radar Style , On Hover , None.
* ASDI Option: Turn On/Off ASDI Data from FAA.
* ADS-B: Turn On/Off ADS-B Data
* Select Aircraft on Mouse Hover
* Follow Selected Aircraft
* Animate Selected Flight
* Remember last view
* Show Update Notification
* Load Extended Flight Trails
* Show Arrival/Departure Ticker
* Specify Airports (ie: EGLL,KJFK,LKPR)
* Aircraft Icon Type: Simple, Detailed , 2.5D

Map Layers:
* Clouds
* ATC Boundaries
* Airways
* VOR
* NDB
* Fix

* Powered by AirNav RadarBox ADS-B Receiver

* * Using the same features from http://www.flightradar24.com


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Anmer

Interesting.

Maybe this explains the offer of "free" RadarBoxes?

The other things that spring to mind are:

1. Will it be free to use?

2. Will there be paid for and free phone apps?

3. Must one "register" to use it and provide a contact email address?

4. Has this development been done at the expense of fixing outstanding RadarBox bugs and releasing new features?  But it may explain why the "equatorial black hole" was fixed!

5. Yet another reason why RadarBox data sharing is turned on by default. 

Both Flightradar24.com and Planefinder.net are already well established.  How will AirNav differentiate itself?
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Sun Worshipper

#2
My guesstimations in order:

1. No it won't.  Brandao must have lost a small fortune on Ship Trax, this will be yet another way of getting an income source to fund his lifestyle.
2. I'll bet my last penny there won't be any free apps available, all will need to be paid for.
3. I'm guessing you will have to register because of answer number 1.
4. You can bet your sweet bippy it is.
5. You've already said it.

How Air Navs attempt will differentiate itself from the rest is anyones guess.  I only hope they don't use the servers they are using now to provide the information!

Yet again Air Nav are years behind everyone else.  Ship Trax missed the boat (no pun intended) as there were already some great apps available to track ships and here we are again launching something 'new' when you have apps for Planefinder and Flight Radar24 doing a great job.

Is this latest folly the reason behind why no development has been carried out on Radarbox for the last months?

Anmer

No mention of this "activity" on the AirNav Forum though there are at least two beta testers!

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Ian K

#4
Still using my silhouettes  >:( >:(

You would think by now that they would have found some other way of displaying aircraft, what about Rod Bearden's photo silhouettes ?
Ian

tarbat

Quote from: Ian K on June 12, 2012, 02:14:29 PM
Still using my silhouettes  >:( >:(

You would think by now that they would have found some other way of displaying aircraft, what about Rod Bearden's photo silhouettes ?

They have!!   I think the basic monochrome silhouettes are only used on the Aircraft Type filter.  There are much better silhouettes used on the main displays.

Anmer

Quote from: tarbat on June 12, 2012, 02:29:06 PM
There are much better silhouettes used on the main displays.

I prefer Ian's.  Best there are.  ;D

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Ian K

They are still using them even if they are just on the filter  >:(
Ian

Ian K

Ian

Anmer

Quote from: Ian K on June 12, 2012, 02:33:16 PM
They are still using them even if they are just on the filter  >:(

Threaten to sue Brandao and send Roman's "boys" around.

Seriously, didn't you once say he doesn't have your approval to use them other than for RadarBox?
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Ian K

He has approval to use with Radarbox software, download & on CD but I reckon if I queried it he would say that, because the data is coming from Radarboxes it is all part of the same package.
Worth thinking about though.
Ian

Anmer

This is a new application and I suspect a Court would find in your favour, especially if this product wasn't mentioned at the time of your agreement.

But it's your call and lawyers make nearly as much money as Chelsea footballers.  ;)
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eggplant

Quote from: Brian on June 12, 2012, 04:37:55 AM
http://www.RadarBox24.com  - Coming Soon from AirNav Systems LLC.

I just clinked the link out of curiosity, and the website is down. Good old Airnav !

tarbat

Quote from: eggplant on June 12, 2012, 11:38:49 PM
Quote from: Brian on June 12, 2012, 04:37:55 AM
http://www.RadarBox24.com  - Coming Soon from AirNav Systems LLC.

I just clinked the link out of curiosity, and the website is down. Good old Airnav !

Moved, not down.  Beta testing continues.

Anmer

Quote from: eggplant on June 12, 2012, 11:38:49 PM
I just clinked the link out of curiosity, and the website is down. Good old Airnav !

My guess is it's been deliberately removed to avoid anymore public scrutiny in advance of the formal release and price list  ;)

I see the domain was registered in November 2010.  AirNav works fast.
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