At the moment, AeroPager only supports broadcasting through devices compatible with the dump1090 utility (RTLSDR, etc) on operating systems of the Debian family of x86_64 or ARM32/ARM64 architectures (Debian, Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi OS, Orange Pi OS, etc).
First of all, you need to register with the service, and then activate your account via email.
If you are new to broadcasting, we recommend that you familiarize yourself with the operating
principle of ADS-B. You need to purchase an RTL SDR device, as well as a 1090 megahertz
antenna.
The antenna must be installed at the most accessible high point, with maximum visibility
(that is, without blocking by houses, trees, etc.). Please note that the maximum cable
length from the antenna to the receiver should not exceed 10 meters.
If you already have dump1090 installed, then skip the next step and proceed to Installing AeroPager Feeder.
Installing dump1090
apt-get update
wget
https://ru.flightaware.com/adsb/piaware/files/packages/pool/piaware/f/flightaware-apt-repository/flightaware-apt-repository_1.2_all.deb
sudo dpkg -i flightaware-apt-repository_1.2_all.deb
sudo apt -y update
sudo apt -y install dump1090-fa
sudo reboot
Then check installation via view1090-fa
. You should see a table with a list of
aircraft flying nearby, depending on the intensity of traffic.
Log in to AeroPager and go to the Data Sharing page.
Press the "New Receiver" button and fill in all the data according to the prompts.
After clicking on “Save” you will see a table in which the created receiver will appear. At the end of the next step, you will need a key opposite the created receiver.
Installing AeroPager Feed
For ARM64:wget https://aeropager.ru/assets/files/aeropager-feeder-aarch64.deb
sudo dpkg -i aeropager-feeder-aarch64.deb
For ARM32:
wget https://aeropager.ru/assets/files/aeropager-feeder-armv7l.deb
sudo dpkg -i aeropager-feeder-armv7l.deb
For Intel/AMD x64:
wget https://aeropager.ru/assets/files/aeropager-feeder-x86_64.deb
sudo dpkg -i aeropager-feeder-x86_64.deb
After installing select 2 - Hexadecimal RAW Data
IP: Leave blank
Port: Leave blank
Feeder key: your feeder key from control panel
You're beautiful!
What benefits does this provide?
The project’s policy is that all data sent by volunteers is also published free of charge for everyone. According to the authors of the project, charging for premium access in order to see data such as the transponder code, speeds, and other things that the service receives from enthusiasts is wrong.
Now the project is at an early stage of development, and in the future premium accounts with expanded functionality (such as search, no advertising, etc.) are possible. In this case, absolutely all broadcasters will have the maximum level of access.