If such an application is required, the excellent and free ES File Explorer is recommended. There is no need to save current settings as when PlanePlotter exits it. Third-party airline operator flags and airplane silhouettes may be placed into the folders specified, and will be displayed in the Map, Table and Info Views.Īs this involves the downloading and unzipping of archives involving potentially thousands of graphics, it is recommended that the files are unzipped on PC / Mac and then transferred to your Android device over USB.Īndroid devices often ship without a file manager. First things first get a chart (map) up and ensure your home location is where. Failure to do so may result in the app crashing, or old BaseStation.sqb / FlightRoute.sqb data being displayed. KyleG wrote: I run Planeplotter but do not run a receiver, but with the change regarding MLAT with RTL Dongles, I'm looking into starting one using a Raspberry Pi. pressing the Back button and confirming that you want to exit PPm. So it's either a cross channel ferry fitted with PP, or someone has entered their position incorrectly. The performance effect of BaseStation.sqb can be minimised by removing redundant database columns and tables for PPm – the difference can be significant! However, the columns used are subject to change in future updates, so please carefully read each PPm release announcement.Īny changes to the database should be made after completely closing PPm – i.e. ADU SoftwareĪircraft marked as "Interested" in your BaseStation.sqb database may be highlighted in a custom colour by going to Settings→Planes and selecting Colour Interested.
Note: UserTag must either be "$A…$Z", relating to Nic Storey's PlaneSymbol v3 assignments, or "Seen" (case-sensitive) if using e.g.
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