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  • Feed setup for a newbie

    Hi!

    I want to set up a FR24feed. I have read about it but I am a little comfused.

    I will use:
    1) Raspberry Pi 3
    2) Roof antenna like coaxial collinear antenna for ADS-B Receiver with app. 10-15 meters cable
    3) ADS-B usb dongle

    Does any type of dongle work, or is it a specific?
    Provide http://www.liveatc.net/search/?icao=essg

  • #2
    The cable might be pushing it, high frequency has higher loss the further you go unless you go super insulated

    Stick needs to contain a RTL2832/R820T chipset. That covers at least up to 1200mhz or greater

    Theres a link to an example one on https://www.flightradar24.com/build-your-own

    Don't forget a good 2-2.5A power supply.
    Posts not to be taken as official support representation - Just a helpful uploader who tinkers

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    • #3
      You may find some mention the following chipsets.. steer clear.

      Fitipower FC0013 22 – 1100 MHz
      Fitipower FC0012 22 – 948.6 MHz
      FCI FC2580 146 – 308 MHz and 438 – 924 MHz (gap in between)

      Our target range is 1090Mhz, and these are not wide enough for it to work well
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      • #4
        Cheap dongles under 10 USD, use NOOELEC or similar with R820T2 chipset. T2 provides around 10% better ADSB performance.

        The best stick currently available are the FlightAware Prosticks. They can of course be used also for FR24. 15-20% better than a T2 stick depending on RF environment and antenna.

        /M
        F-ESDF1, F-ESGG1, F-ESGP1, F-ESNK1, F-ESNV2, F-ESNV3 F-ESSL4, F-ESNZ7, F-LFMN3
        T-ESNL1, T-ESNL2, T-ESGR15
        P-ESIA, P-ESIB, P-ESGF, P-ESSN, P-EFMA
        mrmac (a) fastest.cc

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