The min/max differences originate from the issues you had earlier, it tries to predict the expected traffic and since that was quite low on friday and saturday between 17:00 and 04:30 it drops there to the level you had on those 2 days. On the other times it follows your “normal” traffic pattern since you had no interference in that timeframe.
Downloaded the Cubic software, you suggested. Will now trying to figure how to use it in a way that even I can understand.
I also tried to find an analyser for the Airspy that I can use on a Mac, but could not find it.
I studied the graphs again and it looks like that it went on the whole night in Saturday
I don’t have an Airspy so I don’t know how to use that for the analysis.
If you look at the link provided earlier there is also an how to do that with the software.
You should measure when the interference is happening otherwise it won’t be visible.
yesterday I noticed another weird thing. I had a drop in my messages (other than the weekend drop on Friday and Saturday 16:15). But I also noticed a huge number in the ads-b tracks seenseen graph. Could this be related?
Here the graphs
It’s been discussed a couple times on this forum what the tracks graph means.
Every time you see “new” aircraft, it goes up. Now if you lose lots of aircraft and then … when they come back.
Thank you for the reply. I am aware of that.
But I am curious if the high number is coincidental with the drop in messages as it was at the same tome. The high numbers and the drop in messages.
I was able to find a RTL- SDR dongle and as said I downloaded the CubicSDR. Guess you are working with that one as well. Would it be possible for you to send me screenshot of the settings and what to select, as I have absolute no idea what to do and what to look for.
Sorry for troubling you
After I openend CubicSDR I see this:
Sorry, you guessed wrong, I dont use Cubic SDR since I don’t use any Apple devices.
I can share the settings that I have for my Windows setup latere tonight but can’t provide you with the exact Apple application input.