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Is it really "live" if it's only "updated every 5-10 minutes while the Concorde team is online"? With a Raspberry Pi and a $20 USB SDR, one can have their own

Is it really "live" if it's only "updated every 5-10 minutes while the Concorde team is online"? With a Raspberry Pi and a $20 USB SDR, one can have their own real-time map of air traffic. I've got four of 'em deployed already and have a few more I need to get set up. I'm an aviation nerd as well, so it's very cool to me.

jmarbach 11y ago
Good point. Real-time is definitely not accurate, but I'd be willing to say 5-10 minutes delayed is as close to a "live" view as is legally allowed. Did you built your Raspberry Pi stations with FlightAware's guide? https://flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/build https://flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/build
- jlgaddis 11y ago
  I loosely followed their guide, yes. I put their PiAware image on the Pi but the hardware is a little different.
ConroyBumpus 11y ago
A similar application involving a VHF-capable SDR to monitor and plot AIS traffic might be fun, from a maritime perspective. edit: missing word