Plane colors
- Thread starter Tim
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Hi Tim,
Kindly engage your sense of humour.............
Dark blue means they are over deep water
Light blue means they are over shallow water
Green means they are over grass
White means they are over snow or concrete
Purple means they are purplexed
Dark brown means they are in deep you know what
There's a genuine explanation of BOTH colours at the bottom of the page (not this page)
Meanwhile have fun
Terry
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Kindly engage your sense of humour.............
Dark blue means they are over deep water
Light blue means they are over shallow water
Green means they are over grass
White means they are over snow or concrete
Purple means they are purplexed
Dark brown means they are in deep you know what
There's a genuine explanation of BOTH colours at the bottom of the page (not this page)
Meanwhile have fun
Terry
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Hi Tim,
We also color the "contrail" of the aircraft with the dark purple colour indication low altitude/ground moving to red for high flying planes.
I hope that you enjoy what we do.
All the best,
Mark
Mark Daniels
pinkfroot.com
We also color the "contrail" of the aircraft with the dark purple colour indication low altitude/ground moving to red for high flying planes.
I hope that you enjoy what we do.
All the best,
Mark
Mark Daniels
pinkfroot.com
Technotony
New Member
Tim,
If you are still on default colors than red planes have ADS-B, (don't ask) which is part of the next gen control system. The orange planes have the older mode C/S transponders. We will all be ADS-B in 2020. You can change the color of the planes but only the ADS-B planes. Orange planes are on a flight plan and positions are not as accurate.
Tony C.
If you are still on default colors than red planes have ADS-B, (don't ask) which is part of the next gen control system. The orange planes have the older mode C/S transponders. We will all be ADS-B in 2020. You can change the color of the planes but only the ADS-B planes. Orange planes are on a flight plan and positions are not as accurate.
Tony C.
