I am fairly new to all of this, so I apologize if I've missed something obvious.
I have a Raspberry Pi 3b+ with a new RTL-SDR V4 receiver attached to an antenna that is up about 15 ft in the air outside my house. I *thought* I had this all setup correctly, but I'm not receiving any data from any planes that I've seen on FR24 fly directly over my house. I installed RTL-SDR on my Windows computer and got it to work with the AirSpy software. I was able to hear several radio feeds from across the spectrum, so I'm pretty sure my antenna setup is functional.
When I hit IP:8754 for the status I see:
However, if I run fr24feed-status from an SSH console I see:
pi@pi24-bookworm:~ $ fr24feed-status
FR24 Feeder/Decoder Process: running.
FR24 Stats Timestamp: 2024-01-27 19:17:57.
FR24 Link: connected [UDP].
FR24 Radar: #-#####.
FR24 Tracked AC: 0.
Receiver: down ... failed!
FR24 MLAT: not running ... failed!
I did update the drivers for FlightRadar24 as explained here RTL-SDR Blog V4 Users Guide
I have a Raspberry Pi 3b+ with a new RTL-SDR V4 receiver attached to an antenna that is up about 15 ft in the air outside my house. I *thought* I had this all setup correctly, but I'm not receiving any data from any planes that I've seen on FR24 fly directly over my house. I installed RTL-SDR on my Windows computer and got it to work with the AirSpy software. I was able to hear several radio feeds from across the spectrum, so I'm pretty sure my antenna setup is functional.
When I hit IP:8754 for the status I see:
FR24 Link: | Connected via UDP |
FR24 Radar Code: | #-##### |
Local IP(s): | 192.168.30.11, fe80::9521:2ca6:aac8:9ae7 |
Aircraft Tracked: (ModeS, ADS-B, UAT) |
0 |
Aircraft Uploaded: | 0 |
Receiver: | dvbt, Connected |
MLAT running: | NO |
pi@pi24-bookworm:~ $ fr24feed-status
FR24 Feeder/Decoder Process: running.
FR24 Stats Timestamp: 2024-01-27 19:17:57.
FR24 Link: connected [UDP].
FR24 Radar: #-#####.
FR24 Tracked AC: 0.
Receiver: down ... failed!
FR24 MLAT: not running ... failed!
I did update the drivers for FlightRadar24 as explained here RTL-SDR Blog V4 Users Guide
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