Problems with Raspberry Pi

[anorak]

Hi Pavel, at the moment the answer is no. I have been asking for this for a while now as it would take the strain of my laptop. You can always get a dongle and feed through a Raspberry ( see top of page ADS-B receivers/ micro ), lets hope support is listening.  :-))
Dave.

[Runway 31]

Why not ask [email protected] for advice Pavel

Alan

[anorak]

Hi Pavel, have a look at "Bake a Pi ".
Dave.

[pjp]

Thanks to all for answer.
Email sent, but I afraid, answer are predictable... :-(
RTL Dongle (or something similar) ... sorry, I mechanical designer (automotive or aerospace), if not exist (I didn't find) an final solution in usable price (especially in CZ), it's not solution for me ... :-(

Pavel

[abcd567]

Thanks to all for answer.
Email sent, but I afraid, answer are predictable... :-(
RTL Dongle (or something similar) ... sorry, I mechanical designer (automotive or aerospace), if not exist (I didn't find) an final solution in usable price (especially in CZ), it's not solution for me ... :-(

Pavel

Have a look here, a possible solution, but UNTESTED: Bake a Pi, reply #11

[pjp]

Thanks, look useful. Actually I wait for any aircraft ... ;-)

Pavel

[pjp]

Sorry, not work.
I found here this topics - https://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=9961.15 but don't help me.
I'll wait for answer from support ...

Pavel

[pjp]

Yesterday night I received answer from support -> connectivity RadarBox via Raspberry Pi/rbfeeder planned in next 6 month. We can count down ...

Pavel

[abcd567]

Yesterday night I received answer from support -> connectivity RadarBox via Raspberry Pi/rbfeeder planned in next 6 month. We can count down ...

Pavel

The Linux data feeder "rbfeeder" is available (was released by AirNav couple of months ago). 

The Linux decoder and GUI (map) is available in the form of dump1090.

The only thing missing is Linux driver for Radarbox.  This is not a big deal if AirNav team is seriously interested.