Stratux consists of a Linux-based microcomputer called Raspberry Pi and a software-defined radio (SDR) antenna.

My system is based around a 2GB Raspberry Pi 4 in a heatsink case, with a Flightaware ADS-B radio stick, a 1090MHz desktop antenna, and a copy of Flightaware's Piaware software distribution.

After getting my Raspberry Pi-based ADS-B receiver up and running earlier in the summer, I've been taking things a bit further with it. Some of the changes I've made have been hardware upgrades ...

SwadeWhite has put together a cool ADS-B plane tracker with a built-in weather station and home automation features.

There seems to be a lot of news about broken hardware and software to discuss, with ADS-B problems grounding hundreds of flights in the US, Hackaday itself having a site outage, the Raspberry Pi 3 ...