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In ALL communication during application process it's very CLEARLY stated that host should ALWAYS contact support@fr24.com regarding ALL question that have about the equipment, shipping and installation. The same of course applies to customs and invoice issues. If there are ANY problems in customs you should contact support@fr24.com
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Originally posted by Mike View PostIn ALL communication during application process it's very CLEARLY stated that host should ALWAYS contact support@fr24.com regarding ALL question that have about the equipment, shipping and installation. The same of course applies to customs and invoice issues. If there are ANY problems in customs you should contact support@fr24.com
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Originally posted by Mike View PostIn ALL communication during application process it's very CLEARLY stated that host should ALWAYS contact support@fr24.com regarding ALL question that have about the equipment, shipping and installation. The same of course applies to customs and invoice issues. If there are ANY problems in customs you should contact support@fr24.com
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Originally posted by zahidulhasan View PostToday I successfully tested in RPI. I am working inside my home and found lower signal. Hope it will work fine in the rooftop.
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Originally posted by peterhr View PostI'd get about 4 times as many with the antenna indoors - click the link in my footer to see what I get with a decent external antenna.
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Originally posted by zahidulhasan View PostToday i tested the dongle in my rooftop which is 250 feet sea level. And from my location northern side is open, i got 250-300 km distance aircraft signal. In my picture, RED plane is 250km & BLUE plane is 300km away from my receiver.
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Originally posted by zahidulhasan View PostDoes any way to show in FR24 which don't have full ADS-B transponder ?
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Yes, but it needs several FR24 supplied 'RadarCape' receivers covering the same area working together to enable higher quality data collection so the position can be established by 'Multi-lateration' or M-LAT ... basicly the receivers work out the time difference between them to receive the signal - using that data the servers triangulate the aircraft position.
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Sorry for cross-posting, but maybe this is not a Linux related problem:
I get very reasonable results with the little crap antenna that was included in my DVB-T stick mounted on the rooflight (outside), dump1090 (running on an Ubuntu 13.10 system) receives between 15 and 30 planes and feeds them properly to FR24. I received planes from 245 nm away, in average the limit is at around 150 nm. Today I received an adapter to connect my scanner antenna (BNC) to the stick and now I receive 1 or 2 planes at maximum. The antenna works fine when I use it on my scanner, but gives extremely poor results on the stick.
I tested the antenna with the stick with rtl_fm, a program to receive am/fm-radio and I can hear ATIS from EDDN airport loud and clear (EDDN is 11 kilometers away on the other end of the city). So the stick-antenna-combinations seems to work. But with dump1090 I get nearly nothing.
Is it possible that the signal is too strong for dump1090? I played a little bit with --gain and --enable-agc, but without any improvement.Feeder T-EDDN26
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