Raspberry Pi ADSB-IN - iFly General Discussions

We have a new Forum! Go here to get started: https://adventurepilot.community.forum.
The new forum is easier to use and much more capable than the old, we hope you will join our community!

Below is a copy of the old forum. This will remain available for a short period so you can access and review the information contained here. To continue a conversation, or start a new one, please register and create a post at our new forum location.

Search

Home

Discussions

iFly General Di...

Raspberry Pi ADSB-IN

12/17/2015 2:42 PM

Joined: 1/1/0001

Posts: 0

Re: Raspberry Pi ADSB-IN

The final product. Not elegant, but very functional.

12/20/2015 7:34 PM

Jeff Clark

Joined: 9/20/2012

Posts: 1254

Re: Raspberry Pi ADSB-IN Modified By Jeff Clark on 12/20/2015 7:41:18 PM

Latest build - single band, no GPS, Lexan case. Ran for 5 hrs on a small 4.4aH battery before I shut it off. Averaged .6aH drain, so it probably would've run another 3 hrs before draining the battery. My goal was small form factor & high efficiency weather receiver. Success!

Jeff Nokomis Clark, Mooney M20G, iFly app on ASUS ZenPad Z8s, ASUS ZenFone AR, ASUS Windows 10 tablet, Stratux ADS-B w AHRS

12/27/2015 4:13 PM

desert flyer

Joined: 3/25/2010

Posts: 206

Re: Raspberry Pi ADSB-IN

For the Raspberry Pi fans, see what Flight Aware has put together to see ADS-B traffic.
http://flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/build

1/11/2016 4:53 PM

Joined: 1/1/0001

Posts: 0

Re: Raspberry Pi ADSB-IN Modified By on 1/17/2016 12:22:04 AM

I listed my Stratux for sale on Ebay. I had fun putting it together, but I don't need it since I have a SkyGuard transceiver. My Stratux includes 2 receivers, a powered USB hub, and plugs into the airplane 12v source. See pictures above.

EDIT: Didn't sell. I'll keep it to use for armchair flying and beta testing IFly versions.