krustkore
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I love Arch. It's been my choice for the last few years.
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Is there an i386 version of this, or is it only x86_64?
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No worries. Hopefully that works for you
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what frequencies are you able to get now?
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All I have done was install WINE and adsbscope, and under Other > Network > RAW-data-client set your port to 8008 and url to 127.0.0.1 . Hit OK and then start the Raw data client active under Other. That's what I use.
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I use rtl_adsb and pipe it with netcat to 8080 I believe. I then use adsbScope, in the setup I have it drawing the raw data from the same port. Works like a charm for me. *Sorry, I stated the wrong program.
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You'll need a good antenna for the satellite thing.
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Hey all. I was playing around with the adsb stuff, and what I received was cool. I live in Canada, new brunswick specifically, and I was receiving 2 c130. They were not transmitting lat and long, least I did not receive it, but I thought it was pretty cool. here are 2 screen caps.
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I tried SDR# last night on my netbook running Arch on my eeepc 1005ha, and it bogged down and stuttered. I think the issue was touched on in the last episode when Darren mentioned the processor gets overworked with no modulation. I tried pentoo on the same netbook with GRC, using the same hardcoded radio they created, and it ran no fine, with no stuttering.
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there is how to's on building your own antenna. Actually really inexpensive and you get exactly what you want. There is a few things to consider when choosing a new antenna. a great resource for information is the rtl-sdr site
Packet sniffing AMI/AMR/"Smart" meters?
in SDR - Software Defined Radio
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its been done. there was an article on another site about how it was done.