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TouchTheSky - 7/21/2018 8:56:53 PM

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SemperFi - 7/21/2018 7:05:49 PM

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TouchTheSky - 7/21/2018 6:40:14 PM

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TouchTheSky - 7/18/2018 1:42:10 PM

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Tim Dawson - 7/18/2018 1:35:21 PM

That's pretty cool. I don't need a device for testing, but it's nice to know that someone has developed a device that receives and decodes FLARM, presumably without getting an explicit license to do so from FLARM themselves.

I agree, this is indeed remarkable. The FLARM decoder code is derived from the OGN.

An important update: there will shortly be a new version available, the current version is missing some important libs, stay tuned.

Do you have some document describing the changes to stratux-v1.4r4, on which the other procedures for preparing StratuxFLARM were based upon, is yours still based on the cyoung/stratux fork? 

I am not the developer but as far as I understand from looking at the GitHub sources, the "new" implementation is based on this code: https://github.com/0x74-0x62/stratux/tree/devel/flarm_receiver

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SemperFi - 7/21/2018 7:05:49 PM

+x

 

TouchTheSky - 7/21/2018 6:40:14 PM

+x

 

TouchTheSky - 7/18/2018 1:42:10 PM

+x

 

Tim Dawson - 7/18/2018 1:35:21 PM

That's pretty cool. I don't need a device for testing, but it's nice to know that someone has developed a device that receives and decodes FLARM, presumably without getting an explicit license to do so from FLARM themselves.

I agree, this is indeed remarkable. The FLARM decoder code is derived from the OGN.

An important update: there will shortly be a new version available, the current version is missing some important libs, stay tuned.

Do you have some document describing the changes to stratux-v1.4r4, on which the other procedures for preparing StratuxFLARM were based upon, is yours still based on the cyoung/stratux fork? 

+x

 

TouchTheSky - 7/18/2018 1:42:10 PM

+x

 

Tim Dawson - 7/18/2018 1:35:21 PM

That's pretty cool. I don't need a device for testing, but it's nice to know that someone has developed a device that receives and decodes FLARM, presumably without getting an explicit license to do so from FLARM themselves.

I agree, this is indeed remarkable. The FLARM decoder code is derived from the OGN.

+x

 

Tim Dawson - 7/18/2018 1:35:21 PM

That's pretty cool. I don't need a device for testing, but it's nice to know that someone has developed a device that receives and decodes FLARM, presumably without getting an explicit license to do so from FLARM themselves.

+x

 

Tim Dawson - 7/18/2018 10:50:57 AM

That's interesting; does it add native FLARM decoding to Stratux?