Hi.
I'm trying to understand the raw data coming out of TCP port 30002. The format looks like:
when I grab it with a very simple Python script. I can't see how to decode something which starts 00.
This
set of hex pairs is only 13 bytes (104 bits) and starts in a dissimilar fashion to the expected message of the form:
(14 bytes = 112 bits).
I had a look at an elderly post: https://forum.flightradar24.com/foru...aw-data-format but the two links provided there are out of date, although the poster seems to be seeing similar numbers to me.
What am I missing, please in my reading about the data format? Or what do I need to be Googling?
Thanks,
I'm trying to understand the raw data coming out of TCP port 30002. The format looks like:
Code:
@0090D9428B305D4CA2C997A296;\n
This
Code:
0090D9428B305D4CA2C997A296
Code:
8D4840D6202CC371C32CE0576098
I had a look at an elderly post: https://forum.flightradar24.com/foru...aw-data-format but the two links provided there are out of date, although the poster seems to be seeing similar numbers to me.
What am I missing, please in my reading about the data format? Or what do I need to be Googling?
Thanks,
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