Hi,
I also moved to feeding with the MLAT software. And there is no doubt, with Mutability's Dump1090 I had for more range (300nm to 200nm now) and less CPU usage. Nevertheless, since all the code is on github you could easily compare both versions and help improving.
I'm running my Pi as Stratum-1 NTP server. The NTP stats show offsets between +/- 0.05ms during daytime while the FR24feeder tells me that my offset is +/-0.001 seconds. How could that happen?
I mean I've seen the windows feeder syncing to really weird ntp locations. I live in the middle of Europe and it synced against NTPs in Venezuela or New Zealand. Wouldn't it make more sense to geolocate the IP and use [location].ntp.org servers for a more reliable result? I mean my own stat tells me an offset of 0.02ms for more than an hour while fr24feeder stats reports +0.0008 seconds, 5 minutes later -0.0004 seconds.
If I understand the concept of MLAT correct the most important values are precise location and time.
By the way, what's the meaning of these lines?
mlat-uplink-stats="0" -> no mlat from my Pi?
mlat_problem="no-config" -> What's there to config?
mlat-number-seen="138" -> Seen but not uploaded?
Regards,
M
I also moved to feeding with the MLAT software. And there is no doubt, with Mutability's Dump1090 I had for more range (300nm to 200nm now) and less CPU usage. Nevertheless, since all the code is on github you could easily compare both versions and help improving.
I'm running my Pi as Stratum-1 NTP server. The NTP stats show offsets between +/- 0.05ms during daytime while the FR24feeder tells me that my offset is +/-0.001 seconds. How could that happen?
I mean I've seen the windows feeder syncing to really weird ntp locations. I live in the middle of Europe and it synced against NTPs in Venezuela or New Zealand. Wouldn't it make more sense to geolocate the IP and use [location].ntp.org servers for a more reliable result? I mean my own stat tells me an offset of 0.02ms for more than an hour while fr24feeder stats reports +0.0008 seconds, 5 minutes later -0.0004 seconds.
If I understand the concept of MLAT correct the most important values are precise location and time.
By the way, what's the meaning of these lines?
mlat-uplink-stats="0" -> no mlat from my Pi?
mlat_problem="no-config" -> What's there to config?
mlat-number-seen="138" -> Seen but not uploaded?
Regards,
M
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