Bill of Materials

Raspberry Pi (Pick one)
Raspberry Pi 4 (At the time of publishing near impossible to get): [ Ссылка ]
Raspberry Pi 3 (At the time of publishing near impossible to get): [ Ссылка ]

SDR (Pick one)
ASBExchange unfiltered: [ Ссылка ]
ADSBExchange with build in 1090MHz filter, stub antenna, & microSD card: [ Ссылка ]
RTL-SDR: [ Ссылка ]

Antenna (if you want something specific to 1090MHz - Pick one)
Nooelec 1090MHz antenna: [ Ссылка ]
ADSBExchange 1090MHz antenna: [ Ссылка ]
Tenmory 1090MHz antenna: [ Ссылка ]
MicroSD Card for the Pi (Pick one)
SanDisk: [ Ссылка ]
Samsung: [ Ссылка ]
ProGrade: [ Ссылка ]

1090 Filter (Pick one)
ADSBExchange: [ Ссылка ]
FlightAware (includes pigtail & stub antenna): [ Ссылка ]

Raspberry Pi 4 Case: [ Ссылка ]

The Process:

Install Raspberry Pi OS on the MicroSD Card
Click on the sprocket
Set the option for hostname to something you can differentiate on your network
Set the WiFi connection to whatever network you are going to use
Set the password on the user "pi"
Set the SSH Option to enabled

Insert the MicroSD card into the Raspberry Pi
Connect the SDR, Filter, Antenna together
Connect the SDR to the Raspberry Pi
Boot the Raspberry Pi
Log into the Raspberry Pi with the user "pi" and whatever password you set during the installation of the Raspberry Pi OS to the MicroSD card
Issue the command "ip address" this will give you the IP Adresses of the network interfaces on the Raspberry Pi. In the list of interfaces eth0 is the wired ethernet connection and wlan0 is the wireless interface.
SSH into the Raspberry Pi
Windows: download an SSH Client like PuTTy
MacOS: Open the terminal application
Linux: Open the terminal application

Windows - Run PuTTy and in the destination window type the IP address of the Raspberry Pi. Make sure to select SSH as the type of connection. You can download PuTTy from:
[ Ссылка ]

MacOS - In the terminal type "ssh pi@IP Address of Raspberry Pi"

Linux - In the terminal type "ssh pi@IP Address of Raspberry Pi"

When prompted for the password, type the password you put in when you were setting up the image of the Raspberry Pi. If you didn't set a password the default password is "raspberry"

Issue the command to run the Wiedhoph ReadSB Install script:
sudo bash -c "$(wget -O - [ Ссылка ])"

Issue the command to run the Wiedhoph Graph1090 Install scrip:
sudo bash -c "$(curl -L -o - [ Ссылка ])"

Issue the command to run the Wiedhoph Automatic Gain Configuration script:
sudo bash -c "$(curl -L -o - [ Ссылка ])"
hash -r


Configure the grid coordinates of the receiver:
sudo readsb-set-location TheGridCoordinatesForYourReceiver

Now you can go to [ Ссылка ] Address of Raspberry Pi on a web browser and see the plane tracking interface.

Wiedhoph's build instructions: [ Ссылка ]

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