New feeder with raspberry Pi3

[edutc]

Hi,

I have a question, my station has a reasonable coverage of 238 nm, average of 40 aircraft at the same time on the radar when I see through my station, but when I go straight through the radarbox website, I almost do not see the aircraft being Served by my raspberry station, do we have any problems with the sources sent via raspberry, because I see many other stations that are theoretically weaker than mine in reach and statistics but always appear, what can be happening?

Thks.

Eduardo

[Runway 31]

As far as I am aware no receiver type has any preference over another.  As an example I have a Radarbox and rarely see mines as the feeder not that I care too much as long as the aircraft is showing on the map.

The area you are in has lots of feeders so how one is chosen to show as the feeder I do not know but I presume it is left to the server software to decide.  Presumably if you were to watch long enough and click on everything in your area, you would see yourself

A quick look in your area and I can see feeds from a Radarbox, a comstation and 2 RPI's

Maybe support can advise if you drop them an email

Alan

[edutc]

I imagine that, that the software chose the source, but as raspberry is a new transmission, it might be some problem at the time of choosing.

Thks...

[Runway 31]

There were 2 RPI's showing as feeders in your area

Alan

[anorak]

Could I suggest that we keep Raspberry issues to the thread that is running.
http://www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=8767.0
Dave.

[Runway 31]

I will let you police it Dave, new users tend to come online and start a thread without reading what has been written before

Alan

[neroon79]

...Or using the search function.

Only thing that may reduce the spreading would be to stick the topic to the top one to five threads of the forum. That way it jumps to the eye. Once you have to scroll or to  start reading actively you have lost.

Ingo

[anorak]

Hi Ingo, I think your idea is the way to go, who can sort that?
How is the UXB situation going, will you be home soon?
Best wishes, Dave.

[Runway 31]

Support are the only ones who can do a sticky Dave and if you look at the top of the page there is already a sticky for Raspberry Pi's

Alan

[anorak]

Yes it was started last month, could support move the new posts over to keep the information in one place, so I know were to look.
No golf today?
Thanks Alan for your hard work on the forum, Dave.