Re: (OT) Radar Device.

On Wed, 30 May 2007 23:09:24 -0500, cuhulin wrote:

About a year or so ago at www.rigpix.com there was a link to a
radar device (looks sort of like a set top box thingy) which connects to
a computer and the device would identify Aircraft that are flying
around.I don't see that device at rigpix.com now and I don't remember
the name of it.Does anybody know the name of the device and a URL to it?
I don't need to buy one of those devices,I only want to read
about.Although,it would be handy to own one of those devices.I like
devices and gadgets.

Kinetic SBS-1?
http://www.javiation.co.uk/sbs-1.html



--


--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: (OT) Radar Device.
    ... radar device (looks sort of like a set top box thingy) which connects to ... a computer and the device would identify Aircraft that are flying ...
    (rec.radio.shortwave)
  • Re: Not seen at Beijing, alas! [ fairly safe, video link ]
    ... it is in serious need of further investment to keep the aircraft ... The sort we used to call 'expenditure'? ...
    (uk.rec.sheds)
  • Re: Blue Angels Question(s)
    ... two pilots flying F9F's when one talked the other back to the carrier. ... bumping the wing to keep the wings level. ... dis-similar aircraft, ... | nose in where it should be. ...
    (rec.aviation.piloting)
  • Re: This drivers strike ?
    ... between the use of the rudder on any large passenger jet and ... I know how a rudder is used on light aircraft. ... I gave up power flying after just a couple of lessons in a 172. ...
    (uk.rec.driving)
  • Re: NW_Pilots Trans-Atlantic Flight -- All the scary details...
    ... When flying an aircraft that has just had major ... pilot. ... there is a difference between flying proven production ... you had a highly modified fuel system which is rarely installed on this ...
    (rec.aviation.piloting)