
ADSB.im
Simple to use ADSB Feeder Images
(not
just) for common Single Board Computers
Supported Hardware
Supported Single Board Computers (SBCs)
- Raspberry Pi Zero 2, 3a/b, and 4 (actively tested on Zero 2, 3a and 4 - note that Pi Zero W will NOT work)
- Asus Tinkerboard
- Libre Computing Le Potato (actively tested) and Renegade (actively tested)
- Orange Pi 3LTS (tested - no wifi support), 4LTS, 5, and 5plus (actively tested)
- Banana Pi M5 / M2P
- Odriod C4
- Rockpi 4
Supported Software Defined Radios (SDRs)
- Airspy Mini (expensive, but by far the best supported SDR for ADS-B/1090MHz)
- Most RTL2838 based USB sticks should work
- Rtl-Sdr.com v3 dongle
- FlightRadar pro stick (includes 1090MHz filter and a low noise amplifier)
- RadarBox green stick (includes 1090MHz filter and a low noise amplifier)
- Nooelec NESDR Smart
Antennas
- You'll get by far the best results with an outdoor antenna mounted as high as possible (for good visibility to the horizon)
- Matthias Wirth's wiki has a great summary of some of the antenna options
Filters and LNAs (low noise amplifiers)
- some of the recommended SDRs above already include filter and LNA
- especially when investing in the Airspy Mini and a good outdoor antenna, a filtered LNA is a very useful addition. Again, great info on Matthias' wiki
SD cards (well, technically µSD cards)
- Ideally you want a class 10 card from a name brand. ScanDisk Ultra have been known to be reliable
- Many other brands also have decent cards - but shy away from anything where the price is too good to be true
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