Re: Micro$oft Success Built On Sabotage And Bribery

On 7/2/26 02:23, Jan Panteltje wrote:
>> rbowman <[email protected]>wrote:
>>> On Wed, 01 Jul 2026 05:47:40 GMT, Jan Panteltje wrote:
>>
>>> Yes, I am receiving my outside weather sensor with a RTL_SDR USB stick
>>> and the 'rtl_433' program, temperature and humidity.
>>> It can receive other sensors in the area too if in range.
>>
>> What sensor are you using? rtl_443 supports many protocols. I've got a
>> RTL_SDR and have mostly used it for ADS-C.
> 
> A cheap Nexus temperature and humidity sensor that hangs outside,
> als has an inside box with diplay
> 
> 
> Using:
>   rtl_433 -p 40 -R19 | weather sensor_to_xgpspc;
> 
> The -p is the frequency correction for the RTL stick.
> 
> For plane traffic I use dump1090, from this script:
> 
> raspberrypi: # cat /usr/local/send_planes_to_xgpspc
> #!/bin/bash
> #echo "Usage: send_planes_to_xgpspc device_number"
> #echo "default device_number is 0"
> 
> if [ "$1" == "" ]
>   then
>    let device_number=0
>   else
>    device_number="$1"
>   fi
> 
> #echo "device_number=$device_number"
> 
> #dump1090 --metric --interactive | grep -v  -e ---- -e Flight | awk '// { printf "%s %s %sm %skm/h %sN %sE\n", $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6}' | tee planes13.log | netcat -u 192.168.178.73 1079
> 
> #dump1090 --metric --interactive | grep -v  -e ---- -e Flight | awk '// { printf "%s %s %sm %skm/h %s %s\n", $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6}' | tee /root/planes.log | netcat -u 192.168.178.73 1079
> 
> dump1090 --device-index $device_number --metric --interactive | \
> grep -v  -e ---- -e Flight | \
> awk '// { printf "%s %s %sm %skm/h %s %s\n", $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6}' | \
> tee /dev/stderr | \
> netcat -u 192.168.178.73 1079
> 
> =================================
> 
> This sends the planes info to Raspbery with IP address 192.168.178.73 that runs 'xgpspc' using netcat
> 
> netcat is cool for communication between ethernet connected stuff
> Some have multitasking operating systems ..  I also use computers for several tasks. :-)
> Easy with those cheap Raspberries.
> 
> For air pressure I use a chip that is mounted on a raspi 'hat' I build,
> that hat also holds compass and attitude chips:
>   https://panteltje.nl/panteltje/xgpspc/raspi_add_on_compass_accelerometer_pressure_GPS_interface_IMG_4949.JPG

   Hmm ... interesting link. Don't NEED the positional
   stuff for anything now, but temperature/pressure/RH
   might be of value.

   Yea, there ARE individual modules, SPI,I2C,1W, but an
   all-in-one can save a lot of time.

   Made a bunch of 1W temp sensors with the Dallas chip
   embedded in an epoxy-filled little tube. You can kinda
   buy those, now.

   Note : you wrap the DS "chip" in metal-foil tape and
   leave one end kinda free. Then put the thing into the
   little metal tube and squeeze in the epoxy. The free
   end will gravitate to the wall of the enclosing tube,
   fair thermal bond.