FlightAware Pro Stick Plus (USB SDR ADS-B Receiver) Reviews

4.9 Rating 137 Reviews

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“Have two of these running 24/7. Both working perfectly and don’t seem to get hot. A few commands in terminal will let you feed other providers such as ADSB Exchange and Flight Radar etc.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I have been feeding data to Flightradar24 using a generic SDR and my Raspberry Pi4 and usually had around 40 planes showing at any one time and a maximum range of 130NM. I live in a city on the South coast of the UK so there is a lot of interference from WiFi, cordless phones, cell phones etc. so I bought one of these Flightaware ProStick Plus SDR and as soon as it was up and running (30 seconds) I could see 99 planes and easily out to 200NM. Totally amazing! Great service as usual from the PiHut so this was the easiest upgrade ever.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Part of a purchase for the Wight Aviation Museum so we can supply live data to Flightradar24”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Great equipment without the need of additional filters. It works as a treat, it is sharing data with FR24”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Very prompt delivery. Using in conjunction with a Pi4B, as a replacement for a NooElec R820T dongle. Now receiving aircraft from 160-170nm away, as before it was only 80-90nm. Having to use an indoor ADS-B aerial which restricts the range. I'm sure if I was able to use an external aerial, the range would be 200nm plus.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“It works. I manage to set it up quickly and enjoying plain spotting with the children.”

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Posted 1 year ago

“This receiver was delivered fast and has worked well. Paired with an external antenna for best results.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Amazing piece of kit able to pick up aircraft all over the UK paired with the antenna getting signals from almost 200 nautical miles away. Works really well and so easy to set up.”

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Posted 2 years ago