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Re: PlanePlotter

Post by 2e1var » Sat Jun 07, 2014 11:15 am

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Re: PlanePlotter

Post by Malcolm » Sat Jun 07, 2014 12:13 pm

What's the story with 'pv' ?

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Re: PlanePlotter

Post by paul simmons » Sat Jun 07, 2014 12:18 pm

Maybe a bit outside your area , but I'm 'nL' , located at St Stephen ( 1/2 way between St Austell and Newquay).
I normally run 24/7 but tend to switch off at nights over the weekends if the weather's poor.

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Re: PlanePlotter

Post by EGDR » Sun Jun 08, 2014 3:24 pm

I run Planeplotter but do not run a receiver, but with the change regarding MLAT with RTL Dongles, I'm looking into starting one using a Raspberry Pi. Don't expect anything soon as money is quite short, but it's definitely on my list of things to do ;)

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Re: PlanePlotter

Post by Malcolm » Sun Jun 08, 2014 5:03 pm

DaveG wrote:
Malcolm wrote:
What's the story with 'pv' ?
Can't see pv on map, is it mixed with others or missing ? Where should it be and who is it?
Dunno - was showing half way between Dover and Calais, in the middle of the oggin. So it's either a cross channel ferry fitted with PP, or someone has entered their position incorrectly.
KyleG wrote:I run Planeplotter but do not run a receiver, but with the change regarding MLAT with RTL Dongles, I'm looking into starting one using a Raspberry Pi. Don't expect anything soon as money is quite short, but it's definitely on my list of things to do ;)
The RPi option on it's own won't support MLAT - yet. Currently the only way MLAT is supported is if you have a PC running PP.

The RPi can upload aircraft with full position reporting, so it can/does help the civvy dot spotters. But it doesn't add much for us Mil-only buffs.

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Re: PlanePlotter

Post by EGDR » Sun Jun 08, 2014 6:16 pm

KyleG wrote:I run Planeplotter but do not run a receiver, but with the change regarding MLAT with RTL Dongles, I'm looking into starting one using a Raspberry Pi. Don't expect anything soon as money is quite short, but it's definitely on my list of things to do ;)
The RPi option on it's own won't support MLAT - yet. Currently the only way MLAT is supported is if you have a PC running PP.

The RPi can upload aircraft with full position reporting, so it can/does help the civvy dot spotters. But it doesn't add much for us Mil-only buffs.[/quote]

Thanks for reporting this to me, I've just checked it out with the Yahoo group and it's correct. Will have to look at another solution then :(
m0bzee wrote:Kyle, Don't forget that you can now also MLAT using windows and a dongle too.
Problem is, I can't feed 24/7 on my current PC. That's why I was looking into using a RPi.

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Re: PlanePlotter

Post by Malcolm » Sun Jun 08, 2014 7:06 pm

KyleG wrote:Problem is, I can't feed 24/7 on my current PC. That's why I was looking into using a RPi.
It's me on the PP group too. We are starting work on an RPi only PP-MLAT system, but it will be several weeks before anything can be released.

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Re: PlanePlotter

Post by spotter747 » Sun Jun 08, 2014 7:18 pm

Excuse my ignorance but can planeploter be downloaded onto a laptop or do you require an Airnav/Sbs box??

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Re: PlanePlotter

Post by tracybray » Sun Jun 08, 2014 7:23 pm

you go to planeplotter website and you can download it to your laptop

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