Dump1090 ADS-B receiver
Receive and decode aircraft ADS-B broadcasts with compatible SDR hardware and publish nearby flight data locally.
Aviation tracking here means receiving broadcast aircraft transponder traffic and presenting it locally. FlightAware’s dump1090-fa can decode ADS-B, Mode S, and Mode 3A/C using a directly connected SDR or network feed; in the catalogue, HackRF One supplies the radio while a Raspberry Pi 5 or Zero 2 W performs demodulation, decoding, and map serving. This differs from firmware installed on the HackRF: the receiver is only the RF front end, and the Linux host runs the application. Build with libhackrf support and use a suitable 1090 MHz antenna. Keep the project receive-only and comply with local radio, location-data, and privacy rules. Compare compatible devices, explore original projects and use the linked guides to get moving.
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