Is there any desire to have the new Aero network trialling/operating in the UK?
If so, is it really for airfields to have equipment installed or can individuals get the equipment for home installation?
If so, I may be interested in getting the equipment, assuming an affordable cost, installed at home. I am located about 15 Km south of a very busy GA airfield (Popham - EGHP).
Regards
Is it possible to use a Stratux receiver (essentially a Raspberry with 2 SDR) as base station in order to feed ADS-B, Mode S (MLAT), OGN etc. data?
Or What sotware can I install on a raspberry with two SDR (R820T2-based) in order to feed data for Aero Network? I would like to make some test here in Italy
It depends on how much of the build you want to do. The easiest way i have found is to use Adsb.im, which installs relatively simply using the rpi build and then gives a gui to setup multple feeders.
Recently Tristan said in this link that Safesky receives from adsbhub.org and adsb.fi so settjng those as a minimum will help.
My current home setup has adsbexchange installed as a base, and then i have added other feeders from the command line.
Thanks, it is really interesting.
What other feeders did you added, for 868 ADS-L, Flarm, Pilotaware, OGN etc…?
I’m not skilled in Linux, so I need the simpliest way to install and configure.
A disk image will be the best option
Sorry, i keep putting adsb.im, it is actually adsb.mi that is the easiest to setp from a standing start (I’ve added the link). Adsb.im
For Flarm/pilotaware I use a seperate pi with the pilitaware ogn-r build on it (the updates PAW send out overwrite customisations). For this you need the radio board from PAW, they were giving the kit free a while back.
I know what are yu talking about, I run PWMI02 station!
But I would like to know how to set up a fully self made 1090/868 receiver station. I know what kind of hardware is needed, but I need hints for what software is the easiest option for “not so skilled” programmers