N234M is a Beech, not a Cessna

DougRobertson

The aircraft photo uploading Gremlin is still at work.

I try to upload an aircraft photo and several foils with similar, or same N numbers MAY come up. I carefully denote the CORRECT aircraft foil matching my photo with my mouse small arrow click and NO FOIL is then visible. This happens frequently. So, one cannot determine that the subsequent typed data with photo will go to the correct aircraft-puzzling? YES!

I enter all the correct photo information, in this case of a 1963 Beech D95A Travel Air, and it loads INSTEAD to a 1965 Cessna 320D Executive Skyknight Profile page.

Please move the photo of the Beech to its correct foil. And, try to fix the Gremlin, please

MalcolmClarke

Your photo has been moved but I am at a loss to understand why you have not been informed.

If the situation you describe is related to a software problem, only Ken Wang would be able to assist you.

The only advice I can offer is that if you do not have confirmation of your choice of profile by means of the confirmatory model and cn immediately below the registration field, you are likely to find that a wrong choice will have been made by the software as in effect , it has not received a definitive choice.

Without that your choice has been confirmed, I suggest that rather than proceeding, delete the registration, re-enter it and double click with your mouse on your chosen model from the list.

Unfortunately Doug, I am unable to replicate the situation you describe.

Malcolm.

DougRobertson

I too. You need to understand and appreciate that after clicking on the correct registry number, about HALF or more of the time NO FOIL comes up to CONFIRM the correct selection, ergo-your workaround is NO efficient workaround. Ken needs to get involved with this problem in his site.

And at times, so many DIFFERENT aircraft past registries come up to a specific correct N number entry, that the correct entered registry NEVER comes up-in those cases I delete and start over, usually, but not always with success.

Fortunately, someone corrected this specific error by moving the photo to the correct N number, without comment, and I thank that person.