cacti:radar – Raspberry Pi SDR ADS-B case
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cacti:radar is a compact, actively cooled ADS-B transponder enclosure for a Raspberry Pi, combining an RTL-SDR receiver.
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A compact, actively cooled ADS-B aircraft receiver station based on a Raspberry Pi 4, RTL-SDR v3, and a 3.5″ GPIO display.
The enclosure includes a 40×40×10 mm fan for continuous, stable operation during 24/7 aircraft tracking with Flightradar24, dump1090, or similar software.
BOM:
Raspberry Pi 4 | 1 | |
40x40x10mm Fan | 1 | |
RTL-SDR Blog v3 | 1 | |
3.5″ TFT LCD Display | 1 | |
M3 mounting hardware for the fan M2 mounting hardware for the Raspberry Pi | 4 |
To get everything set up, start by plugging the SDR into the left bottom USB-A port. Next, place the Raspberry Pi with the SDR inside the bottom half of the case, aligning the holes as you go. For the fan, you’ll need 4 M3 screws and 4 bolts.