LOOKING FOR ADS-B FEED IN OKLAHOMA (will share Kansas & Offutt)

[joeuser]

Would like someone in the central area of OK. I would share my feed to you. See this post below for coverage area & also where I am soft (basically to my south in OK).

http://forums.radioreference.com/ai...i-gain-colinear-4-elements-2.html#post2430591

Already have frazpo sharing his feed out of Missouri - would really like to see down south more...

 

[MtnBiker2005]

Good start getting one in your area started for Oklahoma.

Few of us doing the same in Southern California/Arizona with ADS-B feeds.
http://thebaldgeek.net:2277/virtualradar/desktop.html

 

[DaveNF2G]

PlanePlotter from COAA

For the whole planet, wherever there are sharers.

 

[joeuser]

PlanePlotter from COAA

For the whole planet, wherever there are sharers.

Doesn't really effect my request plus its not freeware - everything, software-wise, we are using to do this is free. Thanks anyway!

 

[frazpo]

Good start getting one in your area started for Oklahoma.

Few of us doing the same in Southern California/Arizona with ADS-B feeds.
http://thebaldgeek.net:2277/virtualradar/desktop.html

That is awesome. Would be great being near a major hub like that. We are kind of in flyover land (midwest) Everything around here is 30k and up. lol

 

[DaveNF2G]

Well, you get what you pay for. Including lack of coverage.

 

[frazpo]

Well, you get what you pay for. Including lack of coverage.

Nothing to do with lack of coverage or cost.

 

[joeuser]

He offered some software/service... We are trying to do our own service - using our own antennas. I think his offer would be more appropriate if we were talking about FlightAware or FlightRadar24. We are not.

 

[mancow]

He offered some software/service... We are trying to do our own service - using our own antennas. I think his offer would be more appropriate if we were talking about FlightAware or FlightRadar24. We are not.

Mine is feeding planeplotter. I'm not sure if it's possible but if it's possible to share it out to you too I let me know.

 

[frazpo]

Mancow.
We have conversed before in the past about air frequencies. That would be great. I will send u a
pm with details. Basically we just open the available ports on the router and trade ip's. what do you use as a decoder?? Joe uses rtl1090 and I use dump1090 and a Pi. If u prefer email just pm it to me.


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[DaveNF2G]

Planeplotter users can feed multiple servers from PP itself. I think the limit is 4 and you need to know the address, port and password (if any) for the server(s).

 

[frazpo]

Planeplotter users can feed multiple servers from PP itself. I think the limit is 4 and you need to know the address, port and password (if any) for the server(s).

Good to know. Thanks
Wish I were familiar with that hardware. Wonder why a password. VRS connects directly to the port. Not even a field for that in the receiver setup section.

 

[DaveNF2G]

I'm not looking at the PP configuration at the moment, but I think some of the commercial sharing services require a password. I could be mistaken. That's why my signature quote says "on occasion".

 

[joeuser]

Not much interest but this may not be the best venue to seek contributors on...

 

[frazpo]

Not much interest but this may not be the best venue to seek contributors on...

I put a post on the Flightaware forums also.

 

[joeuser]

I put a post on the Flightaware forums also.

Outstanding Sir! TYVM!