Lakenheath Nov 22, 2024, Drone filmed from Helicopter

[jarlrmai]

Bit of an issue here, since there's no time zone indicated, it's loading this in whatever time zone the user is in, so when I look at it it's 8 hours off, and the plane is somewhere near the north pole.

I shall fix this ASAP, but if none-GMT folk look at this now, it will be wrong.

Oops sorry my times are UTC but it just happens that it was UTC in the UK at that time.

 

[Mick West]

Bit of an issue here, since there's no time zone indicated, it's loading this in whatever time zone the user is in, so when I look at it it's 8 hours off, and the plane is somewhere near the north pole.

I shall fix this ASAP, but if none-GMT folk look at this now, it will be wrong.

Fixed!

 

[Mick West]

EDIT 2- at it saves the strobe intervals but not the strobe colours. <-- @Mick West

Fixed!

 

[Bruce M]

Some ground truthing for establishing that everything matches, it would be nice if Sitrec could show the angle relative to the track but I get that helicopters don't always travel forward

You have all you need to manually work it out.
The AZ/EL markings on the middle left are the mount frame angles(the angle relative to the aircraft nose - no compass/map input).
The ACFT angle(bottom left grouping) is the aircraft heading, relative to true-north.
The target heading (above the LOS, bottom right grouping) is the 'true-north' direction to the target crosshairs.

You can compare the values, A+B=C with some 360 rounding, to confirm it all matches.