Fr24feed.ini — Reliable & Instant

# FR24 Feed configuration file fr24key = "your-unique-sharing-key-here" receiver = "dvbt" # Options: dvbt, avr, beast, sbs3, rtlsdr, etc. host = "127.0.0.1:30005" # If using Beast or RAW format from dump1090 bs = "no" # Enable Beast raw output (yes/no) raw = "no" # Enable raw output for other aggregators log-mode = "1" # 0 = quiet, 1 = normal, 2 = verbose log-path = "/var/log/fr24feed" # Where logs are stored mlat = "yes" # Enable/disable MLAT (multilateration) mlat-without-gps = "no" # Allow MLAT without GPS fix

Below is a typical fr24feed.ini example with explanations: fr24feed.ini

Your fr24key is sensitive. Avoid posting it in public logs or forums. If accidentally exposed, revoke it via your Flightradar24 account and generate a new one. If accidentally exposed, revoke it via your Flightradar24

fr24feed.ini may be small, but it's mighty. Understanding its parameters allows you to fine-tune your ADS-B feeder, troubleshoot issues, and contribute better quality data to Flightradar24. Whether you're a beginner with a Raspberry Pi or running a professional setup, mastering this file is a key step. Whether you're a beginner with a Raspberry Pi

If you're running an ADS-B receiver feeding data to Flightradar24, the fr24feed.ini file is the heart of your configuration. This plain-text file controls how the fr24feed software interacts with your hardware, the Flightradar24 servers, and your local network.