ADS-B Receiver for the Terminal

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ADS-B TUI

An ADS-B receiver for the terminal, built around<br>mapscii-py.

The decoder is known to work with Airspy Mini and RTL-SDR dongles through<br>SoapySDR.

Installation

I recommend using conda to create a clean and throwaway environment.

conda create -n adsb -c conda-forge python=3.13<br>conda activate adsb<br>python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

for Airspy Mini:

conda install -c conda-forge airspy soapysdr-module-airspy

for RTL-SDR

conda install -c conda-forge rtl-sdr soapysdr-module-rtlsdr

Usage

Connect your SDR to your computer. Use an antenna appropriate for 1090Mhz. For the RTL-SDR antenna kit: use the shorter antenna fully retracted. It should be about 6cm long on each side.

python3 adsb_tui.py airspy

or

python3 adsb_tui.py rtlsdr

The Airspy profile tunes to 1090 MHz, samples at 3 MS/s, and sets the LNA,<br>mixer, and VGA gains to 14.

The RTL-SDR profile tunes to 1090 MHz, samples at 2 MS/s, and sets the tuner<br>gain to 40 dB.

Keyboard controls

m: show or hide the map

l: show or hide the aircraft list

g: open or close the SDR gain dialog

j/k or arrow keys: scroll the aircraft list

q: quit

In the gain dialog, use up/down to select a gain stage and left/right (or<br>-/+) to adjust it. The available stages, limits, and step sizes come from<br>the connected device, so Airspy and RTL-SDR expose their own controls.

When only the map or the aircraft list is visible, it uses the available<br>terminal space.

Receiver position and map

Set the receiver position with --receiver-lat and --receiver-lon:

python3 adsb_tui.py \<br>--receiver-lat 47.4979 \<br>--receiver-lon 19.0402 \<br>airspy

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