Closed johntdyer closed 6 months ago
Does the flightradar24_current_in_area show 0 or unknown? I find it takes a while for data to populate.
I also suggest masking your coordinates as that's a very precise location
they all show zero, and thank you re: the GPS location... fixed
Are you sure there are aircraft within that 1 km radius? That's only 0.6 miles.
You have set update interval to 20 seconds and radius 1000m. Aircrafts may pass 1km faster than updates do. Lets try to set update interval to 10 seconds and radius 5000m
That seems to have made a difference, thank you ... However the numbers are lower then I would have expected.... I am new to this whole FR24 / ADSB so what are some sane defaults for interval and radius ?
Look at what FlightRadar24 shows on their website to get an idea of what's in your area. I get a lot of light craft that I filter out in my cards. My radius is large enough to catch commercial airliners as they make their approach into my local airport, many of which stay in the area a long time because of their trajectory.
I've found that updating too frequently will often result in failed gets, so I'd increase your radius and then filter out things you don't want to see with the altitude filters, or maybe with other attributes provided by the sensor.
Check out my example here for some filters I use, like the existence of an airline_short value or a destination/source airport for Inbound vs Outbound https://github.com/AlexandrErohin/home-assistant-flightradar24/issues/20
I am trying you install, it deploys, starts, and is configured as expected
However I am never getting any aircraft tracking within Home Assistant
I am however sending data to fr24
Logs in debug mode as follows
however current in area is empty, and given that I in Atlanta and KATL , its pretty safe to assume that there is many aircraft over me right now... Infact ADSBExchange shows several dozen right now...
Thanks, and appreciate any help you can offer :)