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MLAT with docker-piaware using docker-readsb-protobuf not working(?) #131
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Eventually upgraded my RPi3B+ to a RPi4B and MLAT is now running with the same software configuration |
Anyone solved this issue in any other way? I am having the same problem, but I am on a fast Intel cpu. Thanks |
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I'm using docker-readsb-protobuf, docker-piaware and other SDR Enthusiasts feeders and am unable to get MLAT working. I've followed the readmes and have also tried using themlathub method but none seem to work. Co-ordinates are set accuratley. I'm in a very populated area with lots of air traffic (near LHR airport) and would expect to synchronization with quite a few MLAT sites.
My setup:
RPi3 B+ (with official Pi PSU) running Raspberry Pi OS (64bit) and Docker version 20.10.5+dfsg1 and a FlightAware Pro Stick Plus
Message on my FlightWare stats page for my site:
This feeder is not being used for multilateration because its timing information appears to be unreliable. This can be caused by the site location being incorrect, or because your Pi is running out of free CPU.
The readsb-protobuf performance graphs show at most 2-3 MLAT messages in total directly after startup but never increment further.
Does anyone have this working in a similar setup? Am I doing something incorrectly that could be causing this.
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