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OGN-R PilotAware / Re: OGNPAW took too long to respond
« on: May 22, 2023, 10:50:28 am »
Solved - network reset. There was some sort of bottleneck which was found by pinging the router.
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Any more thoughts or suggestions of what I should try?
A skyecho has a vso setting
Anything less than this and it will not emit a position report
Can you check its setting
Does the CAP1391 have the setting for flying/not flying enabled? I think the default may be 10 knots to switch over? Been a while since I looked...
Android has a habit of doing this when any power/battery saving options are enabled
Try disabling
Hi Steve,
Not sure what you mean by different life experiences?
I have to use a WiFi link, otherwise I would have to dig a 100 metre trench to lay a cable to reach the barn where the OGN-R station is set up. Removing the power line adapters takes out another possible bottleneck in the current link.
Regards,
Frank.
3) GDBOD is another aircraft that was just next to GNXOE. It is a club aircraft that also normally has a CAP1391 onboard, also was parked and completely shut down, so I am very reluctant to agree that something was not right with the transponder as both aircraft were definitely off completely. I need to see if I can reproduce the issue myself, but I don't have a 1391 device available, so need to ask someone.
Hi all,
Recently was trying to watch some aircraft through PAW while on the ground and noticed a strange thing - couple aircraft that I know for sure had an ADS-B out CAP1391 devices on (and no Mode S transponder as one was actually parked) were showing up as bearingless. What could be the reason for it? I believe they were showing normal after take off…
Attached is current settings. Would be interested in comments from fellows who have had there's a while and have a happy balance.
I've got rid of the powerline adapters, relocated the router/bridge in the house and put up a hi-gain 2.4GHz panel aerial on the barn for the wi-fi link. Next job when I get a chance is to sort-out the 5V regulator to get rid of the undervoltage reported by the Pi. Hopefully that will sort out my problem, but I've noticed we get complete loss of our wi-fi signal fairly regularly which I believe may be down to "something" interfering, possibly from the Holbeach air weapons range a few miles north of here. I'll have to fire up the Spectrum Analyser and see what I can find.
Any mobile phone geeks know how to improve signal strength with something to get outside the metal aircraft with an antenna as described above?
Very nice!
Ive not found a dongle that can use external aerials? We are looking to get 4G signal as high and reliably possible.