davegu
2015-02-15, 10:38 AM
Hi Everybody
I came across this site by accident through a link on Facebook and was very impressed with the content that I decided to join.
I am a retired IT Support Manager who has had an interest in aircraft since the world was in black and white and the bow and arrow was still on the secrets list. :tongue:
My main passion is for military aircraft, but I also follow the happenings in the civilian world too.
Due to health issues, I cannot get out and about as often as I used to or would like. To help fill in the void I took up 'Virtual Radar' spotting about 6 months ago.
I run a Kinetic Puck receiver with an antenna in the loft and manage to pick up a/c from all over England (those that transmit ADSB). I am also a member of PlanePlotter.com and therefore with the help of Multilateration am also able to track quite a number of military aircraft that are around.
I have also built my own website, with help from friends and a lot of headaches. This site at www.donnyradar.co.uk shows all the aircraft that I am tracking in realtime, so please pop along and have a look, your comments would be gratefully received
Regards
Dave
I came across this site by accident through a link on Facebook and was very impressed with the content that I decided to join.
I am a retired IT Support Manager who has had an interest in aircraft since the world was in black and white and the bow and arrow was still on the secrets list. :tongue:
My main passion is for military aircraft, but I also follow the happenings in the civilian world too.
Due to health issues, I cannot get out and about as often as I used to or would like. To help fill in the void I took up 'Virtual Radar' spotting about 6 months ago.
I run a Kinetic Puck receiver with an antenna in the loft and manage to pick up a/c from all over England (those that transmit ADSB). I am also a member of PlanePlotter.com and therefore with the help of Multilateration am also able to track quite a number of military aircraft that are around.
I have also built my own website, with help from friends and a lot of headaches. This site at www.donnyradar.co.uk shows all the aircraft that I am tracking in realtime, so please pop along and have a look, your comments would be gratefully received
Regards
Dave