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<ins>**Running the python program on a Stratux**</ins>

- If you want a self-contained copy of VRS running on your Stratux with complete offline maps and aircraft database, go here: [Virtual Radar Server on Stratux](https://github.com/egite/Virtual-Radar-Server-on-Stratux).
- If you want a self-contained copy of VRS running on your Stratux with complete offline maps and aircraft database, just go here: [Virtual Radar Server on Stratux](https://github.com/egite/Virtual-Radar-Server-on-Stratux).
- If you are running a local Stratux box and already have VRS installed there or elsewhere, you can simply download the python script [GDL90_to_SBS.py](https://github.com/egite/Stratux-GDL90-to-SBS-Converter-for-Virtual-Radar-Server/releases/download/v1.0/GDL90_to_SBS.py) and my checker script [GDL90_to_SBS-check.sh](https://github.com/egite/Stratux-GDL90-to-SBS-Converter-for-Virtual-Radar-Server/releases/download/v1.0/GDL90_to_SBS-check.sh) to the Stratux and create a new receiver on your VRS to point to port 33333 to get all traffic information from Stratux. Include in the Stratux's crontab to run the the checker script [GDL90_to_SBS-check.sh](https://github.com/egite/Stratux-GDL90-to-SBS-Converter-for-Virtual-Radar-Server/releases/download/v1.0/GDL90_to_SBS-check.sh) at reboot with '@reboot sleep 60 ; /home/pi/GDL90_to_SBS-check.sh'. Make sure developer mode and persistent logging are enabled when you install the program and modify the crontab. You can disable those after installation.
- If you also have a 1090 dongle connected to your Stratux and you enable the "Show Traffic Source in Callsign" option in Stratux's settings, my python program will filter out all non-ADS-B traffic and only pass along UAT traffic on port 33333. You can also point your VRS to Stratux's port 30003 to have an ADS-B-only feed, though that's only useful if you want to have separate UAT and ADS-B feeds into your VRS since the python script's feed on port 33333 will have both UAT and ADS-B traffic (unless you enable "Show Traffic Source in Callsign" as explained previously).

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