Hi All,
Just got my PilotAware (ADS-B) up and running for the first time. It took me about 2 hours from the start of the build and most of that was taken up re-reading the build and software installation guides, downloading the card formatter, formatting the micro SD card, downloading the PAW software, transferring it onto the card and finally installing it onto the Pi and waiting for a GPS fix, with the PAW sitting on end on my bedroom window and the aerial mag mounted onto a can of beans to keep it up clear of the window frame and stop it falling over ( Heinz definitely recommended).
The 'physical' build was as easy as Pi (sorry....!).
The only hiccup came after connecting to the PilotAware Wi-Fi. When I tried to connect to the PilotAware configuration page by typing '192.168.1.1' into my browser as per Ian's Software Installation and Setup Guide, Safari presumably automatically prefixed this with '....www.' and told me it couldn't connect as it was not connected to the internet. Fortunately, I realised what was happening and after re-typing it with the prefix 'http://' i.e.
http://192.168.1.1 - BINGO! I was in. Just a few minutes more to add my aircraft's Hex Address and the PilotAware License Key and I'm now sitting downstairs in my living room watching airliners coming and going from EGPH - about 5 or 6 miles away. A very happy bunny!!
Thank you very much to Lee and the rest of you for all your development work.
Best Regards
Peter