You can now update your location (latitude/longitude) and pick a better “nearby airport” when viewing your stats page that’s linked on flightaware.com/adsb/stats
Your location must be near where FlightAware thinks you’re located and your airport must be nearby that lat/lon, but this allows you to make minor corrections.
We do not reveal your exact latitude/longitude to anyone – the numbers are rounded when displayed on a map or elsewhere.
If you feed with PlanePlotter or Radarcape and it provides the location, then as long as you update it there, it will. Otherwise, it should do it automatically but some refinement may be necessary.
Thanks for that. I noticed on a 3 month cross country trip that FA updated my location inconsistently.
That explains it!
An old sign: “The laws of Physics are absolute. What makes you think we know them?”
I think I saw an answer to this on another thread. Could be wrong but my current understanding is the position of your receiver is the average position of the planes that you tracked over the day.
Does piaware use the -lon -lat options that are available in dump1090, or is there such options in piaware, so that on can exactly specify location when receiving range is not center on antenna position?
Today I tried changing the location of two of my PiAware feeders (lat long points). The change seemed to show up on my feeder map but then changed back to the initial location within an hour. Any ideas?