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Topic # 239975 13-Aug-2018 16:29
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Hey all,

 

I am a student software developer starting up my own Flight Tracking site.

 

You can visit the site at https://radar5.nz

 

Does any one feed to any other tracking sites that would be interested in sharing data with me?

 

It would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

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  Reply # 2072805 13-Aug-2018 16:33
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  Reply # 2072806 13-Aug-2018 16:33
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Hey, looks nice! What is your business model?

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Just interested.. What do you see your point of difference being, over the other well-established sites that already exist?

 

Not to discourage you, just wanted to ask. 

 

 

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  Reply # 2072812 13-Aug-2018 16:43
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A tough one to break into IMO, especially with the head start and how established FlightRadar24 is. 

 

 

 

 




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  Reply # 2072828 13-Aug-2018 16:52
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Where are you sourcing your data from?



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  Reply # 2072830 13-Aug-2018 16:54
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networkn:

 

Just interested.. What do you see your point of difference being, over the other well-established sites that already exist?

 

Not to discourage you, just wanted to ask. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No worries, I am interested in aviation and wanted a project a few years ago relating to aviation, It also does not filter out any aircraft so most people use it to see what flight radar might block etc.



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  Reply # 2072831 13-Aug-2018 16:55
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sbiddle:

 

Where are you sourcing your data from?

 

 

 

 

I have 3 of my own stations over here rest is online free ADS-B sharing sites like ADSBHUB.com



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  Reply # 2072834 13-Aug-2018 16:58
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Shindig:

 

A tough one to break into IMO, especially with the head start and how established FlightRadar24 is. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes I would never expect it to be very big have had about 5k views over last few months.



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  Reply # 2072835 13-Aug-2018 16:59
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madduck: Hey, looks nice! What is your business model?

 

Just a project for School.

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