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WarDragon KrakenSDR to TAK Server w/ Node-RED (KrakenSDR)

Welcome back to another tutorial where we delve into the realm of software-defined radio (SDR) and tactical communication. In this video, I demonstrate how to integrate KrakenSDR direction of arrival (DOA) data into a TAK server using a recent publicly available project called Kraken-to-TAK by CanaryRadio. You will need to have a TAK server up and running, If you haven't already, make sure to check out my previous tutorial on setting up a TAK server for a comprehensive understanding. Here's a link to a video on setting up a TAK server.    • DragonOS FocalX Happy New Year w/ Upd...   https://github.com/alphafox02/tak-server You will also need a KrakenSDR. https://www.krakenrf.com Let's take a closer look at the repositories we'll be leveraging: https://github.com/canaryradio/Kraken... Kraken-to-TAK: This repository serves as the bridge between KrakenSDR DOA data and the TAK server. It streamlines the communication process and ensures seamless integration. https://github.com/alphafox02/flightv... flightview_gui: While primarily included in the WarDragon setup, this repository enhances the visualization aspect of our setup, providing a user-friendly interface for monitoring. I'm using just the Node-RED docker from this project, so feel free to setup Node-RED any way you'd like. https://github.com/krakenrf/krakensdr... krakensdr_doa: This repository holds the core functionalities for extracting DOA data from the KrakenSDR. It's pivotal for our integration process and is preinstalled on WarDragon. Ensure your TAK server is up and running, configured to accept unencrypted UDP data from remote sensors. A better, more secure setup, would be to use a VPN or look at ways to setup certificate based authentication from Node-RED to the TAK server (totally possible). With Node-RED up and running, I show how to setup the flow responsible for pulling DOA information from the HTML page on the WarDragon and transmitting it to the remote TAK server. This step acts as the backbone of our integration, facilitating seamless data transfer. In summary, this tutorial serves as a quick and efficient guide to integrate KrakenSDR DOA data into a TAK server using Node-RED. By following these steps and leveraging the provided repositories, you can enhance your tactical communication capabilities significantly. Remember, the power of software-defined radio lies not just in its hardware capabilities, but also in its seamless integration with versatile software solutions like Node-RED and TAK server. WarDragon available here (when in stock): https://cemaxecuter.com/?post_type=pr... Don't miss out on staying connected: Catch updates on Twitter:   / cemaxecuter   Supporting the channel: If you appreciate the value this content brings, I invite you to consider extending your support through Patreon:   / cemaxecuter