Many thanks to Jon Hudson with SDRplay who shares the following announcement:
We now have an updated beta version of ADS-B for both the Raspberry Pi 2 and 3. This is based upon the 16bit Mutability version of dump1090 developed by Oliver Jowett and unlocks the full 12 bit performance of the RSP1. People should see a significant performance improvement over the dump1090_sdrplus version, which was based upon 8 bit code. The latest beta version can be downloaded in binary form from http://www.sdrplay.com/rpi_adsb.html .
Should anyone have questions or feedback, please contact [email protected]
Section 1 is how to load a brand new image onto an SD card
Section 2 should be straightforward – 2 commands – one to get the software and another one to run it.
Though I don’t live in a metro area with a lot of air traffic, I am often in the flight path of a couple major airports. I’ve been looking for a simple way to try ADS-B (and ACARS). As soon as I locate a dedicated monitor and keyboard for my Raspberry Pi 3–and a little dedicated time–I will give the ADS-B app a go. Thanks again, Jon!
In other (surprising) news, SDRPlay announced the acquisition of the Studio 1 SDR software (not to confuse with the Studio One DAW software 🙂 ).
http://www.sdrplay.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=697
While you can get a new 15″ HDMI tv for $100 or less at most big box retailers, I’d suggest looking at Microcenter.com, they have $40 3.5″touchscreen displays and keyboard/mouse sets for as little as $10.
I was at Microcenter.com the other day and saw a case for their 7″ touchscreen for the raspberry Pi, in includes a ‘bump’ in the back of the case to hold a Radpberry pi.
http://www.microcenter.com/product/462657/Raspberry_Pi_Touchscreen_Case_-_White