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Originally posted by bidouilleur View PostI could but to not much use, need to have a computer running 24/24 and with walls 50cm thick in my house ... not sure the poor little antenna will pick up muchand it is still to early to leave a window open even in south of France
The RPi2 has quad core ARM cpu, and should be able to handle quite a few radios and a lot of planes.
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donde1
Hi Don,.
The higher the antenne,. the better the results.
This is my Antenne 3meters above the roof,. and it makes a world
of differents from being under the roof.
1090Mhz Antenne.jpg(F-EDLE1)delcomp-DEL-David Tks(My friend Mike, all three of them)
URL: http://banner.flightdiary.net/EDLM
1090SJ(Ae) /(6m. Ecoflex10) / SBS 3 /-FR24 Box/ Power-line Connection (Ethernet)
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Originally posted by oplus94 View PostWhere all is MLAT available/proposed to be implemented, Mike?
* Western part of Turkey.
* Russia slowly mowing in eastern direction.
* Some improvements in Canary Islands, Madeira and Azores.
* Whole USA down to about 3000-10000 feet.
* Mexico and Southern Canada
* Some improvements in Brazil
* Some improvements in Australia and NYZ
* More MLAT in Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan, Japan and South Korea.
* South Africa, Reunion and maybe Mozambique.
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Hi,
I installed my own equipment, and I am now feeding FR24 as T-LFSN4 (France, Nancy).
I noticed that I made a slight mistake when entering my GPS coordinates, and they are a few hundred meters away from my actual position.
Will this affect the quality of the data I am transmitting to FR24?
Regards,
Patrick
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Originally posted by Troyrs200 View PostF-YCBB1 now online, Located in Baradine (Not Cooonbarabran as shown in the new Feed thread
I've spent too much time up on Mt Cenn Cruaich/Needle Mountain over the years and had way too many beers at the Imperial in town :-)T-YSBK22
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Originally posted by Ressy View Postahaha, yes, I think I have.. I used to work on radio comms equipment ........
........ which in my advancing years means less eye strain LOL, well I'm late 40's and avoided needing glasses - so farT-YSBK22
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