You can find Amateur High-Altitude Balloon launches on the HabHub Tracker.
SondeHub Status Pages
You can find the status of the SondeHub Database on the SondeHub Dashboard.
You can view outages of the SondeHub Database at SondeHub Status.
Info
This site uses data from the SondeHub v2 database, which will remove the radiosonde
load from the Habitat tracking database.
Chase Cars
Chase Cars can show up on the map using this tracker's chase-car features (look for the car icon at top-right)
or upload their position from Chasemapper or rdzTTGOsonde.
Predictions
You can predict the flight paths of future sondes using the SondeHub Predictor.
Contribute
Did you know the tracker is open-source? Check it out on
github/sondehub-tracker.
Bug reports, suggestions and pull requests are welcome.
A huge thanks to RGP for developing the mobile tracker that this site is based on.
You can also find us on IRC in #highaltitude at libera.chat.
Settings
Interpolate gaps in telemetry
Hide welcome on start-up
Imperial units
Horizontal speed in hours
Hide time display
Hide receivers from the map
Hide recovered sondes from the map
Highlight selected vehicle
Hide Horizon Rings
Hide Titles
Overlays
Daylight overlay
Other
Show Launch Sites
Force check for new version
Reloads appcache if necessary.
The size of cache files is 1.2 MB.
This does not include map tiles.
Weather
Here you can access various weather overlays.
Chase car mode
Enable
Callsign
Notice: If you enable this, your location will be uploaded to SondeHub; making it publicly visible on the map.
Last updatednever
Latitude0.000000
Longitude0.000000
Altitudenone
Accuracynone
Speednone
Report Recovery
You can report a recovery here. Enter the serial number (no type code, e.g. 'S1234567'), tick recovered/not recovered, and add some notes. You must have location enabled, and a callsign set above. If the sonde is currently on the map, you must be located within 50km of it.
