Originally Posted by
Airbubba
Originally Posted by
DaveReidUK
That's supported by the fact that the coordinates sent as it turned onto the runway at Viru Viru were offset by approximately 1 nm SSE, so it's likely that at least that much error will apply to the subsequent ADS-B track.
The error looks like
much less than a mile to me. At any rate, the holding pattern does not seem to be plotted at the VOR but several miles south. But it appears to be very close to the extended centerline of the runway.
GE plot of the taxy out and take-off.
The ADS-B offset looks pretty close to a mile to me
. It's highly likely that a similar offset applies to the published track of LM2933 in the hold, but I agree it's still not enough to put it over the VOR.
Originally Posted by
peekay4
NUCp zero means the ADS-B data is invalid, and any position information should be discarded.
Then feel free to ignore it, we'll continue the discussion without you ...