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Re:Monitor Airplane Traffic with a Raspberry Pi by Havoc on Wednesday November 04, 2020 @05:23PM (#24993660)
ADS-B exchange added to an existing FR24 install.

For anyone reading this doing same - you need to fix the ports. FR24 pi image outputs to port 30003. adsb is looking for 30005 and thus fails to find the existing feed

edit it in /etc/default/adsbexchange to align them

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Re:Monitor Airplane Traffic with a Raspberry Pi by wiedehopf on Wednesday November 04, 2020 @05:29PM (#24993716)
No we don't need to fix the ports, we recommend installing a standalone decoder. Data going through fr24feed is likely not to work for MLAT. Anyhow that port 30003 is unreliable as fr24feed at least used to crash with multiple connections to it.

In a similar spirit: FR24 should fix their installs and ports.

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Re:Monitor Airplane Traffic with a Raspberry Pi by isskyflyin on Wednesday November 04, 2020 @11:00PM (#24995554)
30003 is SBS data? Don't change the ADSBx data port. FR24 feder client disables 30005 beast port to make it hard for people to feed other sites.

Install a separate decoder like readsb and drop that FR24 mind control. Then set FR24 craptastic client to read from the decoder if you insist on feeding FR24 ...

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Re:Monitor Airplane Traffic with a Raspberry Pi by Havoc on Thursday November 05, 2020 @08:43AM (#24998131)
Comments like this make me wonder whether I want to be anywhere near ADSBx & community at all
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