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Access is granted to the interactive map with the Squawker PC or Squawker Online subscriptions or the current UKAFG printed […]
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The UKAFG Map is available on [Interactive Map] to logged-in site users — if you don’t see any data on […]
Summary: How to use Profile 1 and Profile 2 to keep two independent map setups side by side. Notice the Profile 1 […]
Summary: What the map’s data is (and isn’t) suitable for. You’ll see a disclaimer badge on the map — tap or […]
Summary: How to switch on live flight tracking, filter by altitude, follow an aircraft, and control labels and sound alerts. Switch […]
Summary: Filtering live traffic to military aircraft, the live activity summary at the top of the panel, and the full […]
Summary: What’s shown when you click an aircraft: the plain-English summary, the Listen on frequency, the rows of detail, and […]
Summary: Finding airfields, airbases, heliports and ranges on the map, and reading their frequency, weather, airport and NOTAM information. Switch […]
Summary: Viewing standalone radio transmitter sites and the frequencies/services broadcast from them. The Transmitter Sites layer plots radio transmitter locations that aren’t tied […]
Summary: Viewing aeronautical navigation aids on the map and searching for a specific waypoint or beacon. Switch on the Navigation Aids layer to […]
Summary: A guide to the civil airspace layers on the map and what each abbreviation means. The Civil Airspace section shows UK civil […]
ummary: A guide to the military and special-use airspace layers on the map and what each abbreviation means. The Military Airspace section works […]
Summary: How to find the controlling frequency for any airspace block, and how to filter airspace by altitude. Click any airspace […]
Summary: Reading live NOTAMs on the map in plain English, and how notices are sorted into danger, warning, aerodrome and […]
Summary: What counts as an aviation event, where the events come from, the scheduled shows from the RAF’s calendar, and […]
Summary: Getting notified automatically when a new air display, flypast or royal flight is published near you. Rather than checking […]
Summary: How to load and play back an hour of historical flight traffic from the last 8 days. The History tool […]
Summary: How to search across the full 8-day history window for one aircraft, without replaying hour by hour. Body: If you’re […]
Summary: What the Active Mil membership unlocks — live radio-confirmed military activity across bases, sectors, ranges and refuelling areas. Live Mil […]
Summary: Switching on live weather overlays such as rain radar, cloud cover and wind, and the significant-weather and pilot-report layers. […]
Summary: Tracking professional weather balloons (radiosondes) and amateur high-altitude balloon flights. Two separate layers track balloon flights, both sourced from SondeHub, […]
Summary: Viewing recent seismic activity in the UK on the map. Switch on the UK Earthquakes layer to see recent seismic events plotted […]
Summary: Finding amateur radio repeater sites on the map. Switch on the Repeaters layer to see amateur radio repeater sites plotted on the […]
Summary: Estimating radio reception from a chosen location, and grading which known transmitter sites you should be able to hear. The Viewshed […]
Summary: Browsing Ofcom Wireless Telegraphy Register data for licensed radio transmitter sites. Body: The WTR Browser gives you access to Ofcom’s Wireless Telegraphy […]
Summary: What feeding an ADS-B receiver involves, what MLAT adds, why UK coverage gaps matter for military tracking, and the […]
Summary: The computer, receiver, antenna, cable and power supply that make up a feeder, what is worth spending money on, […]
Summary: Flashing the ready-made SD card image, getting it on your wifi, setting the antenna position, and checking it is […]