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For at finde cachens endelige placering, skal du gå ind på linket og zoome ind, så billederne bliver ens. De endelige koordinater fremkommer ved at trykke. Det er næsten ligesom at lande med et fly.
Flyvergrillen startede i 1972 og er et berømt sted for fly-spottere. Der har været flere cacher her. På google planespotters - kan du følge om der kommer nye fly ind eller ud af CPH. Flyvergrillen har en samling modelfly og et stort område med god udsigt til bane 22R/4L. Her kan du også købe kaffe og is.
Så hvordan finder du et unikt fly. Ligesom en bils nummerplade - eller en geo-cache GC-kode - har et fly en registreringskode. Alle dansk indregistrerede fly har registrering OY + 3 bogstaver. Se databaserne som airframes.org eller airliners.net, hvis du vil finde ud af mere om det fly, du ser - her finder du ejer og operatør, flytype og masser af andre nørdede ting.
På www.flightaware.com kan du se fly, der bevæger sig ind og ud af dansk luftrum – og andre – hvor flyvningen går, samt hvornår den skal til destinationen (ETA). Du kan søge på flyets registreringskode, flynummeret eller bare se på satellitbilledet af fly i nærheden af området.
English:
Flyvergrillen started in 1972 and has since then been one of the most famous places for plane-spotters. Try to google planespotters - it is a universe of its own. They come here, when they hear about new planes in or out of CPH. At Flyvergrillen they have a collection of model-planes and a large area with a good view of runway 22R/4L. Enjoy a snack, coffee or icecream when spotting planes and seeking caches.
So how do you find a unique aircraft. Like a car's license plate - or a geo-cache GC-code - an aircraft has a registration code. All Danish registered aircrafts have registration OY + 3 letters. See the databases like airframes.org or airliners.net, if you want to find out more about the aircraft you see - here you find owner and operator, aircraft type and lots of other geeky stuff.
Should you be logging a picture, which it is already there - well, no harm done - it can be hard to see from the distance. Normally the registration is shown under cockpit, under tale, under wing or on hatches for wheels.
On www.flightaware.com you can actually see planes moving in and out of Danish airspace - and others - where the flight is going as well as when it is due at destination (ETA). You can search the aircraft registration code, the flight number or just look at the satelite image of aircrafts near the area.