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Configuring tracking Livetrack24 Register at https://livetrack24.com and note username and password In Tracker configuration - enter username and password and tick livetrack24 Puretrack Choose a six device ID (0-9 and A-F) using this website Create an account at https://puretrack.io Select "Add Tracker" and then "Tracker App", use device ID above (as Tracker uses same for OGN) In Tracker configuration - add device ID and tick puretrack24 OGN Create an account at https://ddb.glidernet.org/ Add device ID as created per Puretrack instructions above In Tracker configuration - add device ID and tick OGN Tracking differences Livetrack24 show up on https://livetrack24.com various views available including 3D in the UK you can see everyone on https://xcrt.aero tracklogs can be downloaded secure tracking (authenticated with password) positions shown are synchronised by only showing data two minutes old (allows for different trackers to batch and send their data) which also shows movement in real-time - albeit delayed. Tracker sends data every two minutes OGN shows up on https://www.gliderradar.com/ shows up on https://live.glidernet.org/ also shows up on https://puretrack.io if you have also used "Add Tracker" and selected OGN device possibly visible to glider pilots (tbc) no authentication as just uses the given device id Tracker only logs location every 30 seconds, sent every two minutes PureTrack shows up on https://puretrack.io, where can see everyone lots of devices (including inReach) use this service can enable a rain radar overlay no authentication as just uses the given device id uses a lot more data, so tracklogs will be more out-of-date in in low data areas will not correctly show relative positions as no data delay and just shows latest if using in an instrument pod can see pilots ahead of you at a glance Tracker sends data every two minutes