Folks,
I’ve got a Raspberry Pi feeding ADS-B data to Flightaware.
Viewing my data very awkward using browser on any mobile device and the mobile app doesn’t have a menu item for My ADSB
Any suggestions or does it really need the bigger screen of a laptop or desktop?
Geffers
I am able to run PiAware Skyview satisfactorily on my Kindle Fire (7" diagonal screen). The Silk Browser which comes with the Fire, though a bit slow, allows zooming and panning on those areas of Skyview that I’m interested in at any given time.
I assume the Apple iPads will also work fine with Skyview, but have no experience with them.
I am able to run PiAware Skyview satisfactorily on my Kindle Fire (7" diagonal screen). The Silk Browser which comes with the Fire, though a bit slow, allows zooming and panning on those areas of Skyview that I’m interested in at any given time.
I assume the Apple iPads will also work fine with Skyview, but have no experience with them.
Adequate, not easy. No worry, laptop usually running.
Geffers
BTW…
I am using a T-Mobile ZTE SyncUP DRIVE dongle plugged into the OBD port on my car for a wifi hotspot.
The only thing I don’t like about the T-Mobile device is that you have to keep the engine running to keep the wifi portion of it powered up.
I believe the AT&T ZTE Mobley dongle has a work around for this issue.
BTW…
I am using a T-Mobile ZTE SyncUP DRIVE dongle plugged into the OBD port on my car for a wifi hotspot.
The only thing I don’t like about the T-Mobile device is that you have to keep the engine running to keep the wifi portion of it powered up.
I believe the AT&T ZTE Mobley dongle has a work around for this issue.
That is an interesting setup.
Geffers