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What's this plane then (no reg.)

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This just flew over and landed at Manchester City Airport (nee Barton).

No photo, type or reg. on ADSB.

Is this odd?

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Posted : 26/01/2023 5:11 pm
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Sunak trying to be a man of the people and keep hold of the red wall?


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 5:28 pm
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Looks orange on your picture, EasyJet?


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 5:29 pm
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It’s the CIA bringing Hora back from gitmo


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 6:09 pm
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Unusual, that usually means it’s military, although it could be civilian but not showing details for security purposes.


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 6:51 pm
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Posted : 26/01/2023 6:53 pm
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Kier Starmer going for a spine and personality transplant?


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 7:03 pm
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Aurora - deffo Aurora!!


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 7:17 pm
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Sunak trying to be a man of the people and keep hold of the red wall?

wow - that really funny. Did it take you long to think it up?


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 7:32 pm
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Odd. But not that odd.

A lot of planes run MLAT (military, small civilian planes, and LoganAir flights).
Needs multiple ground receivers to fix a location (4 or more).

Most planes run ADSB providing ID and location info,
FlightRadar and others remove ADSB planes if the owners request.
FlightRadar will also not accept MLAT feeds.
ADSB Exchange does not remove planes.

I often see MLAT planes with no ID. Have always assumed their transponder is a bit broken.

I have a flight receiver in my garden, feeding to ADSB Exchange etc. Live in Stirling and often pick up planes 250 mi south over Sheffield.

Elon Musk's plane:
https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a835af

Tiger Woods:
https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a67d2e


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 7:38 pm
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Aurora – deffo Aurora

I'm calling HAWC.


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 7:43 pm
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Aurora – deffo Aurora

Aurora never actually existed, it was a code name that got mentioned in a discussion, but was never an actual project.

However, keep an eye out for Quaterhorse. Not actually flying yet, but definitely under development.


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 7:57 pm
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Aurora was the name used for the B-2 Budget according to the guy from Skunkworks


 
Posted : 26/01/2023 8:14 pm
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There's a black Augusta 109 N449C that's been into Barton recently. He's up at the moment heading East towards Huddersfield, looks like he may have just come up from Barton. Him maybe ?


 
Posted : 27/01/2023 7:37 am
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However, keep an eye out for Quaterhorse. Not actually flying yet, but definitely under development.

How's 1 leg going to get you airborne?


 
Posted : 27/01/2023 8:37 am
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I have a flight receiver in my garden, feeding to ADSB Exchange

Have you seen the latest news about ADSB exchange being brought and the questionmarks about what that means for possible filtering.


 
Posted : 27/01/2023 8:43 am
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There’s a black Augusta 109 N449C that’s been into Barton recently.

!!! black helicopters !!!


 
Posted : 27/01/2023 8:47 am
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How’s 1 leg going to get you airborne?

Relax, development milestone #2 is adding the second leg.


 
Posted : 27/01/2023 9:09 am
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Relax, development milestone #2 is adding the second leg.

I'm betting they go for 2 left legs first.


 
Posted : 27/01/2023 9:47 am
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wow – that really funny. Did it take you long to think it up?

I was unaware that STW have instigated a minimum standard of post rule?

If so, most posts will fall foul, including mine.


 
Posted : 27/01/2023 10:30 am
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77 knots ground speed is very slow unless its flying into a massive headwind or its on the runway or its a helicopter perhaps.


 
Posted : 27/01/2023 5:30 pm
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!!! black helicopters !!!

HeavyD has you covered.

https://youtube.com/shorts/tbC8b689yw4?feature=share


 
Posted : 27/01/2023 5:39 pm