I have been searching the Internet for a long time for a solution like this. Has this project been further developed @abcd567 ? The current Raspberry OS version is Bockworm and this in x64, which almost all feeder services now support. I think it’s a very cool thing, I’m facing the same problem with two different ADS-B antennas. I’m always amazed at how backward I am at not being able to do such projects myself, but maybe it’s also because there are only 24 hours in a day.
It’s a question of money. My budget for gambling that my wife gives me is small less shoes, she doesn’t want to buy. The usual problem But Black Friday is coming up soon, let’s see what’s on offer.
I run two Pi’s at the house. One is the main dude, best/highest antenna, Low Noise Amplifier, good cable, Airspy Receiver, Pi4, hardwired to the router. The other one is my test system to play with and experiment. It too has a good antenna in a first floor window, Blue Flightaware receiver, Pi3b. It runs Piaware and a nifty little DNS tool named PiHole to block the advertising web pages from messing with our internet experience. Having a test system opens the possibilities and lets you experiment without messing with a perfectly good system doing what it does best.
Have fun out there, this is a hobby and hobbies are important too, just like her shoes. Making your systems better and learning new things is never wrong. Best wishes!
Gene
Yes, the automated installation script at my Github site (linked below) installs 2-receivers successfully on both 32-bit and 64-bit RaspberryPi OS Bookworm. Please follow upto date instructions on my following Github site:
But Black Friday is coming up soon, let’s see what’s on offer.