I like that the feed to both servers is easy, whether I personally use the data or not.
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That’s visible in other maps, but FR24 makes it obvious. Free download Flightradar24 Flightradar24 for Mac OS X.
On the ground, the valley floor seems flat and wide, but the FR24 view (I’m a little north of the #12 icon) shows my mountainous obstacles. At a glance, it is obvious that I live in a pocket of mountains. The FR24 Terrain Map view exposes exactly why I have the position coverage that I have. A couple more buttons are at the bottom left, in case I didn’t see “apps” on the top banner, seems like wasted space. Social/press/about could all be under about. “add coverage” could have a “see only your data” button, right under the “share your data” click-through. “apps” seems useless, or “add coverage” could be tucked under the same top level. I am usually viewing the web on a 15" laptop or 12" Chromebook. What would I trim from the FR24 web view? Maybe I also want a “my view only” button in the FA web page, and SkyView is a poor substitute I can’t figure out what to do with RADAR, which has no search. I haven’t quite managed to see what I think I should see, switching between map and 3D, but I think that’s a matter of forward view perspective. I would still like a “my view only” button in the FR24 web page. Track planes in real-time on our flight tracker map and get up-to-date flight status & airport information. I like the AR view, which is what I often accomplish manually by looking at SkyView when I hear a plane overhead. Then I realized it cost me nothing to continue providing that feed to the community, even if I didn’t personally use it. After a day or two, I thought I didn’t like FR24, and was going to uninstall it. ADS-B stands for Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast.
I was really suspicious of how easy that seemed to be. To this day it is still running and happily feeding data to both FlightAware and FlightRadar24. I suppose I could use either of the normal web pages from FA or FR24 zoomed to my location, but I like the “only my view”.Īfter I was sure that FA was stable, I backed up my SDcard, and ran the FR24 command line. The FlightAware USB seemed like the best thing, so I loaded piaware in November. I applied for the free FR24 receiver, and didn’t get that, but they suggested the build-your-own. I didn’t realize that was available on the free level. You mentioned investment… The Raspberry Pi was free, and I was trying to figure out something to do with it, when I saw an FR24 screenshot of a local wildfire, with the track of the spotter plane outlining the fire. I think there might be, from dump1090-mutability. If I only had FR24, would there be a “my view only” filter in a local web view? I don’t want similar viewing from each service.
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