I just got started feeding ADS-B data to ADSBExchange. I'm using a spare desktop with Ubuntu, and installed using the axfeed.sh and axstats.sh script. At some point after I started receiving data I saw a map with maximum range vs. azimuth, something similar to the one below but for ADSBExchange. I never saw it again after all that. It doesn't appear anymore in the local feed link at https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?feed=xxxxx which is where I thought I saw it. The /myip link shows both feeder and MLAT are good, and I checked in /etc/default/adsbexchange that latitude, longitude, and height are correct. How do I get it back? And how can I reset it in case I move the antenna?
It would be local from the feed client (based on readsb and an tar1090 instance). Have you checked /adsbx locally on your pi via http? (https://github.com/adsbxchange/adsb...al-interface-for-your-data-http192168xxxadsbx)
Ah yes, that must be where it is. I had overlooked the local machine's feed. Thank you for the great tools. I have been impressed how smoothly all of these tools and scripts operate, plus the documentation is very good.
One question, is there any way to reset the max range polar graph when I swap in a new antenna? Would uninstalling and reinstalling adsbx do this?
