Flightradar24 Support center

UAT tracking is currently only available in the US. If you are outside of North America, do not sign up for UAT

You need a separate sharing key for UAT. Do not use ADS-B 1090 sharing key.

UAT web interface available at: http://IP-of-pi:8755

You cannot feed both ADS-B & UAT simultaneuously using the same DVB-T dongle. 
! You must use two separate dongles

METHOD 1

You can run Flightradar24 ADS-B (1090 MHz) and UAT (978 MHz) together on the same Pi using two dongles connected. The easiest way to do this is to use Pi24 image. See details here on build your own page. You will be able to select ADS-B or UAT while activating the feed. 

If you would like to feed both (two dongles required), you first register one feed using the instructions provided on build-your-own page. Then SSH into the Pi and manually run the signup command for the second. 

See the manual if you need help in answering the questions.

Signup command for ADS-B

sudo fr24feed-signup-adsb

Signup command for UAT

sudo fr24feed-signup-uat

METHOD 2

If you do not want to use Pi24 image and would like to use a different one, here is how to install it on other images. SSH into your Pi.

FR24 ADS-B & UAT on one pi (TWO DONGLES REQUIRED)

Run this script. This will download, install, and start the signup procedure for ADS-B automatically.

wget -qO- https://fr24.com/install.sh | sudo bash -s

When you register the ADS-B feed, run the following command to start the UAT signup

sudo fr24feed-signup-uat

Refer to the manual if you need help in answering the questions.

If you only want to share UAT data

Run this script on your Pi, this will download, install, and start the signup procedure for UAT automatically. Refer to the manual for help with installation questions.

wget -qO- https://fr24.com/install.sh | sudo bash -s -- UAT

METHOD 3

If you do not want to download using the script. You can always download the latest binaries from here. Make sure you download the correct binary and then install it. SSH into your pi and follow the example below

#Download

#arm64
wget https://repo-feed.flightradar24.com/rpi_binaries/fr24feed_1.0.46-1_arm64.deb 

#armhf 32bit
wget https://repo-feed.flightradar24.com/rpi_binaries/fr24feed_1.0.46-1_armhf.deb 

sudo dpkg -i fr24feed_1.0.46-1_arm64.deb

sudo fr24feed-signup-adsb

sudo fr24feed-signup-uat

If you have installed both FR24 ADS-B & UAT feeders on the pi, then by default, one dongle will get assigned to each decoder on each boot automatically.

If you want to assign specific dongles then the easiest way is to rename the serial number (how to change serial number of dongles) of the UAT dongle only and then add that serial number to your dump978-fr24.ini config file. ADS-B feed will automatically get the other one. Here is the default config. 

If you have serialized your dongle(s). You can uncomment "serial" above, and add the new serial number. Then comment out (add #) "index=-2". SAVE the changes and restart. Here is what it should look like after the change.

#Use serial or index to choose DVBT dongle

# index=-1 means "any available lowest index first"

# index=-2 "any available, highest index first", default due to dump1090 defaulting to 0

serial=00000978

#index=0

#index=-2

#only change if there is a port conflict and remember to update the feeder config accordingly

udp-port=10978

#wait up to 60 seconds for RTLSDR to be available before failing

wait=60