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AirNav Radar Discussion / Feeding RB24 from Windows Using "Radar Box Data Sharer 1.20" Without a DVBT
« Last post by abcd567 on March 16, 2026, 08:08:12 PM »Since 2015, I am feeding Radarbox24 using their lightweight Client "RadarBox24 Data Sharer 1.20.exe" Please see screenshot below.
This client can be downloaded from:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/download/rb24/RB24DataShare120Setup.exe
This client has a limitation: It requires a source of data on port 30003 of Windows. It is not capable to connect to port 30003 on a RPi with dump1090-fa.
In past I have been using a DVB-T dongle plugged into Windows PC, and ran either dump1090-win (by Malcolm Robb) or JetVsion's RTL1090.
Instead of using a dedicated DVB-T plugged into Windows computer, I decided to use port 30003 output of dump1090-fa running on my RPi.
Since the the Windows Client "RadarBox24 Data Sharer 1.20" is NOT capable to connect to any port outside Windows PC on which it is running, I created on Windows PC, a "Port Proxy" of RPi's dump1090-fa's port 30003. The "RadarBox24 Data Sharer 1.20" was able to connect to this Port-Proxy, and started feeding Radarbox24. :)
I created Port-Proxy on Windows 11 by following method:
(1) Started Windows PowerShell as Administrator
(2) Issued following command in Power Shell to create the Port-Proxy:
Note(1): the local IP192.168.12.23 used in these commands is the Local IP of my RPi running dump10190-fa. Please change this to Local IP of your RPi
Note(2): the command below is verlong and it's right-most part may not be visible directly.
Please scroll right to see and copy it in full.
(3) To Chech Status, Issued following command in Windows Power Shell
The output of above command is as below:
Listen on ipv4: Connect to ipv4:
Address Port Address Port
--------------- ---------- --------------- ----------
0.0.0.0 30003 192.168.12.23 30003
(4) Removing / uninstalling the port proxies:
The Port-Proxies created by above netsh commands are persistent, and do NOT disappear on reboot of Windows Computer.
If at any time you want to permanently remove / uninstall these proxies, use following command in Windows Power Shell (run as Administrator).
(4.1) To clear ALL proxies with one command:
(4.2) To remove one proxy at a time:
This client can be downloaded from:
http://www.airnavsystems.com/download/rb24/RB24DataShare120Setup.exe
This client has a limitation: It requires a source of data on port 30003 of Windows. It is not capable to connect to port 30003 on a RPi with dump1090-fa.
In past I have been using a DVB-T dongle plugged into Windows PC, and ran either dump1090-win (by Malcolm Robb) or JetVsion's RTL1090.
Instead of using a dedicated DVB-T plugged into Windows computer, I decided to use port 30003 output of dump1090-fa running on my RPi.
Since the the Windows Client "RadarBox24 Data Sharer 1.20" is NOT capable to connect to any port outside Windows PC on which it is running, I created on Windows PC, a "Port Proxy" of RPi's dump1090-fa's port 30003. The "RadarBox24 Data Sharer 1.20" was able to connect to this Port-Proxy, and started feeding Radarbox24. :)
I created Port-Proxy on Windows 11 by following method:
(1) Started Windows PowerShell as Administrator
(2) Issued following command in Power Shell to create the Port-Proxy:
Note(1): the local IP192.168.12.23 used in these commands is the Local IP of my RPi running dump10190-fa. Please change this to Local IP of your RPi
Note(2): the command below is verlong and it's right-most part may not be visible directly.
Please scroll right to see and copy it in full.
Code: [Select]
netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 listenport=30003 listenaddress=0.0.0.0 connectport=30003 connectaddress=192.168.12.23
(3) To Chech Status, Issued following command in Windows Power Shell
Code: [Select]
netsh interface portproxy show all
The output of above command is as below:
Listen on ipv4: Connect to ipv4:
Address Port Address Port
--------------- ---------- --------------- ----------
0.0.0.0 30003 192.168.12.23 30003
(4) Removing / uninstalling the port proxies:
The Port-Proxies created by above netsh commands are persistent, and do NOT disappear on reboot of Windows Computer.
If at any time you want to permanently remove / uninstall these proxies, use following command in Windows Power Shell (run as Administrator).
(4.1) To clear ALL proxies with one command:
Code: [Select]
netsh interface portproxy reset
(4.2) To remove one proxy at a time:
Code: [Select]
netsh interface portproxy delete v4tov4 listenport=30003 listenaddress=0.0.0.0