How to show map tracked planes on a map

[thehague]

Hi guys,

I am totally new to the flighradar world, but I want to help the community.
That's why I bought a Raspberry Pi 3 + DVB-T receiver, to place in my home (I live on the top floor of our flat - 60 meters high).

I just installed the Pi24 Image on my Raspberry and it already uploaded some planes to the network.
Now I was wondering how I am able to show a map with tracked planes. I have read something about dump1090 and port 8080.
What do I need to do to get this map? Thanks!

[Oblivian]

Either reformat with raspian and follow this guide TO THE LETTER

https://forum.flightradar24.com/threads/10232-How-to-Install-dump1090-mutability_1-15-dev-on-RPi

Or use the web config and add the visual output map included.

https://forum.flightradar24.com/threads/9866-Fr24feed-software-Additional-FAQs-and-Info?p=74851&viewfull=1#post74851

[thehague]

Either reformat with raspian and follow this guide TO THE LETTER

Or use the web config and add the visual output map included.

Hmm, there is no way to combine it with the Pi24 Image?

[Oblivian]

My 2nd one references how to enable the built in one.

But if you want a more refined and better version, The first is required.

The idea of the Pi image, is install. Work. Not a lot of customization.

[thehague]

My 2nd one references how to enable the built in one.

But if you want a more refined and better version, The first is required.

The idea of the Pi image, is install. Work. Not a lot of customization.

Found it, thanks!