I have setup feeding on a rpi(1) with dump1090 and I would like to send this raw data to another rpi(2). I would then like to display that raw data visually on rpi(2) using Piaware. Is there a way for me to achieve this?
Thank you for any advice.
The easiest way is to install tar1090 on rpi(1), Then access that data from rpi(2) using a browser on the local network. For example - http://<ip of rpi(1)>/tar1090. You can use the same format to access the data from any computer on the local network. If you wish to access the data from a remote network additional configuration is required in the firewall and router.
Another option is to install combine1090 on rpi(2). Utilizing combine1090 allows you the future benefit of easily “combining” 
any additional feeders you decide to bring online.
You can review the Combining multiple receivers into one map - Combine1090 thread for all the details.
(combine1090 and tar1090 are both created and maintained by @wiedehopf, who graciously shares these great tools with the community!)
That is exactly my configuration. My primary device is collecting the data.
Typically dump1090 has port 30005 open as output port.
On the second device you need to install dump1090-fa or (better) readsb.
Both are capable to run in net-only mode getting the data from another device.
No need to use combine (would work, but you do not want to combine differen feeds), simply set the ip and port in the configuration.
Check readsb which comes with tar1090 as web interface already.
There is also documented how to configure it as net-only receiver:
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