Due to the amount of bogus membership request for comments on the site, I’ve started a Yahoo Group for discussion about the streaming audio and data for KTLH. I’ve had several discussions via email with folks interested in this so I thought a group discussion would be a good media for this.
You can join the group by going here.
…DOUG
KD4MOJ
From the “Round Downtown Hotel” (courtesy of Norm, K4GFD), F-KTLH1 is now online and supplying MODE-S/ADS-B data to FR24.COM. Click on the link below to access.
Pictures coming soon of the installation…
…DOUG
KD4MOJ
Where am I?
Where am I?
The MODE-S/ADS-B receiver from FlightRadar24.Com has arrived from Sweden. The install will be schedule for this weekend (pending Thunderstorms) and I’ll put the announcement up here when it’s complete.
-DOUG
KD4MOJ
In addition to providing streaming voice, i’ll be adding ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast ) data shortly. This will provide real-time data of aircraft within 200nm of Tallahassee (KTLH). You will be able to see the aircraft on a map and it will include data such as:
Most services on the web (such as FlightAware.Com) show FAA filtered data, delayed by 5 minutes or more. The data feed provided by KTLH.NET and others post real-time data provided by receivers that capture the data in real time that is transmitted by the aircraft (and also captured by the FAA ground stations) and routed to services that provide real-time map display such as www.fightradar24.com (FR24).
I’m currently feeding FR24 data as T-KTLH3 (there is a 1 & 2 already) from a test location. In the works is the location of the receiver downtown at a height of 250ft which should provide reception of 300nm and greater. Currently I’m receiving about 200nm to the north.
If you would like to read all the technical details, you can click here for more information.
Click here or on the links to the menu on the right under KTLH Voice & Data.
…DOUG
KD4MOJ