[jhb] Re: ADS Viewer
- From: "Fossil" <fossil@xxxxxxx>
- To: <jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 5 Oct 2009 04:20:28 +0100
Mike will also get stuff in the Midlands and London areas at far lower levels
than I could.
bones
bones@xxxxxxx
-----Original Message-----
From: jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Mike Lucas
Sent: 04 October 2009 22:03
To: jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [jhb] Re: ADS Viewer
Probably mine. Right now I've got one or two over the French coast near
Calais and one inbound just N of the Channel Is.
Mike L
Gerry Winskill wrote:
> I've got a couple to the East of The Wash. Are they from Mikes setup?
>
> Gerry Winskill
>
> Fossil wrote:
>> If they turn grey it means they are dropping out of coverage.
>> Sometimes the break isn't clean and they pop up again for a minute or
>> so before fading again. Coverage can be a bit ragged depending on what
>> is blocking the signal.
>>
>> Once the tree outside my window sheds all its leaves the coverage to
>> the SE should pick up a bit.
>>
>> bones
>> bones@xxxxxxx
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
>> Behalf Of Gerry Winskill
>> Sent: 04 October 2009 20:44
>> To: jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Subject: [jhb] Re: ADS Viewer
>>
>> Something still odd though. An example is a pair of Ryan Air flights,
>> over Southern Irish Republic and not far apart. Over a period of a
>> minute both turn from bright white to dim white. Next bits of data
>> vanish from each, before both flights eventually disappear from my
>> screen.
>>
>> A couple of minutes and they're back. 400B8B continues to move
>> steadily. 4CA567 greys and disappears. Shortly afterwards 400B8B stays
>> bright but stops moving.
>>
>> Gerry Winskill
>>
>> Fossil wrote:
>>> I'm still sending you data so try the new Viewer.
>>>
>>> bones
>>> bones@xxxxxxx
>>>
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jhb-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of Gerry Winskill
>>> Sent: 04 October 2009 18:41
>>> To: jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>> Subject: [jhb] Re: ADS Viewer
>>>
>>> Mike,
>>>
>>> No feed at all, from either your area or Castletown.
>>> Still on the original Viewer. I've downloaded the update but not yet
>>> installed.
>>>
>>> Just checked and my IP is still 83.218.30.232
>>>
>>> Gerry Winskill
>>>
>>> Mike Lucas wrote:
>>>> I have added Gerry's IP address and Steve's address to my
>>>> ADCCast.conf, so they should now pick up my SBS targets too.
>>>> Perhaps Gerry can confirm this.
>>>>
>>>> Mike L
>>>>
>>>> Gerry Winskill wrote:
>>>>> I'm still receiving it and will try the new Viewer. I thought I
>>>>> might have been cut off, the other day, but then realised you might
>>>>> not have got up yet...
>>>>>
>>>>> Gerry Winskill
>>>>>
>>>>> Fossil wrote:
>>>>>> Steve has released an update to ADSViewer. It doesn’t
>>>>>> add a
>>>>>> lot other than show the Lat/Long of the mouse cursor up in the
>>>>>> window header.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The new file can be found at _http://code.google.com/p/adstools/_
>>>>>> - just download the ADSViewer 1.21 jar file. Mike –
>>>>>> you
>>>>>> will also need the new ADSCast 1.2 file too as the old server file
>>>>>> doesn’t work with the new viewer.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> In the end I had seven people test ADSV and all received data
>>>>>> perfectly other than Frank. The two biggest headaches were
>>>>>> adjusting firewalls to let the port data through and the annoying
>>>>>> matter of dynamic IP Addresses. Not only do some ISP’s
>>>>>> give
>>>>>> you different IP addresses each time you log in but Windows
>>>>>> defaults to allocating dynamic IP addresses for your network
>>>>>> machines too. One day the data can be going to the correct PC but
>>>>>> the next day it could be routed to your printer!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Allocating a static IP address for your individual computers,
>>>>>> printers and the like is quite easy but it is harder sorting out
>>>>>> the problem of a dynamic IP from your ISP. It can be done by using
>>>>>> a service like DynDNS where you setup a web server to do the work
>>>>>> for you. This is why I can send data to Gerry on 83.218.30.232
>>>>>> (fixed IP address) but for Steve the data is sent to
>>>>>> k5okc.homeip.net because his ISP used dynamic addresses.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I am still firing off data when I remember to active the server
>>>>>> here but the only live recipients are Gerry, Mike and Tim for now.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> bones
>>>>>>
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