I have little or no computer experience in trying to share my data with ads-b exchange. This is the info from my stat page:
Nearest Airport: Vero Beach Rgnl (Vero Beach Regional Airport, FL) (KVRB)
Ground elevation: 23 feet
Location:
Location Set: October 25, 2023 7:38 PM
Location Source: User entered
Feeder Check-In: 2 minutes ago
Feeder Type: FlightFeeder 11.1~bpo10+1
Feeder Mode: Mode-S (1090 MHz)
Multilateration (MLAT): Supported / Enabled (synchronized with 452 nearby receivers)
MAC:
Identifier:
Internet IP: 69.137.175.37
Site Local IP: 10.0.0.100
I have the flight feeder orange receiver.
Could someone walk me through the procedure? From a layman’s perspective?
You’d need your own raspberry pi.
The easiest way software wise would probably be to put adsb.im on that pi and on the Setup → SDR page specify the Flightfeeder as the data source.
@wiedehopf
This is just an experiment:
Feeding FlightFeeder’s data to AdsbExchange from Windows 11, using ModeSMixer2.
Double click run.bat to start feeding.
The contents of run.bat are as follows
@echo off
cmd /c modesmixer2_windows_x86_64.exe ^
--inConnectId 192.168.12.21:30005:FlghtFdr ^
--outConnect beast:feed1.adsbexchange.com:30004 ^
--outConnect beast:feed2.adsbexchange.com:64004 ^
--web 8787 ^
--location 43.58:-79.62
PAUSE
exit
This is the command window started by the batch file:
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I think it is also possible to configure VRS running on Windows to receive data from Pi or FliightFeeder, and push it to Adsbexchange.
Screenshot 1 of 4 - Receiver Configuration
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Screenshot 2 of 4 - Push-feed-1 Configuration
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Screenshot 3 of 4 - Push-feed-2 Configuration
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Screenshot 4 of 4 - Push-feed Status
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