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British Forum => Technical Support => Topic started by: a.alexeev.p on June 03, 2018, 01:15:41 am
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Hi! Quick question re HEX code - I normally flew aircraft with one and always updated it in config settings of PAW original, however the aircraft I am flying next does not have a HEX code as per GINFO.
Question, what does that mean? Technically I do not really understand all nuances
More importantly - what do I set my HEX code to when fly aircraft without one? It doesn't let me keep the value empty and keep returning to previous aircraft, however if I leave it like that it means I will not see that very previous aircraft, right ?
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I thought all did have a hex code, are you able to give the reg?
When you first start up a PAW it has no hex code or reg. In it's place is an auto generated code that will serve you as I am also guessing the aircraft will not have a mode S transponder. I am not dsure how to force a new auto code (if possible) but anything that is outside the UK range (all start with 40????) then you should get away with it ;)
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Yes all aircraft with a registration do have an ICAO code. Whilst Ian is correct, it is increasing ly important that you put the correct ICAO code in for your aircraft whether you have a transponder or not please.
Keith
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I have come across errors and omissions in the G-INFO database over the years. You should have one but it looks like the database doesn't know it.
- possibly a blessing ;-)
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From what I read before I also thought every aircraftt shoudk have one... it is GCDMY and I checked like three times and it definitely was not on GINFO :( any other alternative where to get one? Tech log documentation?
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Just if I enter any random HEX code there is a chance there is an aircraft with such code and hence PAW won’t see it
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Hi Alex,
I just checked
G-CDMY 404E47 ?
Thx
Lee
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So embarassing... but it is indeed there now! Thank you ! So strange, need to recheck my medical
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need to recheck my medical
;D