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> ADS-B Exchange, on the other hand, is entirely user-supported. Across the globe, volunteers set up receivers—which can be built, or bought for relatively chea
by Laaas 4y ago
> ADS-B Exchange, on the other hand, is entirely user-supported. Across the globe, volunteers set up receivers—which can be built, or bought for relatively cheap—designed to receive real-time data from planes in mid-flight. They, in turn, feed that data into ADS-B Exchange’s software, which compiles the thousands of inputs and displays a real-time map of all the world’s in-transit flights.
Seems like you could fork it relatively easily then?
- yooo000 4y agoIt runs on combine1090 [0]....I've got it running here [1] as well; couple friends feed me data via Raspberry Pi's in addition to my rigs. [0] https://github.com/wiedehopf/combine1090 https://github.com/wiedehopf/combine1090 [1] https://radar.airport-frequencies.com https://radar.airport-frequencies.com