absolutely - same instructions as 10!

Seeing fantastic results with the Pixel 5 / unthrottled. I don't have older/cheaper pixels to compare against, but perhaps older Pixel models will be similarly good?

hehe, spent my money on Tasker so haven't invested in Automate yet, but if you get it figured out, please post; happy to pin/add to the guide post! If you need a "receiving class" (it should auto-resolve from the package/intent), they may be: net.wigle.wigleandroid.listener.TerminationReceiver for n...

How long ago did you upload? The data takes some time to propagate to the maps.

Nothing is lost - observations and networks remain in your local database, and the next time you upload, the data composition task starts at the last-uploaded database marker, not the "run"

after a certain point, working with the search interface to get structured data is going to be a better option for most practical purposes. the web map tiles (and hence their text) needs to work on a variety of devices with a variety of screen resolutions.

you can search these forums for various Pi-based projects including instructions and equipment; there's a dizzying variety.
I know folks like Aardvaark have also successfully used "headless" Android devices for drone stumbling as well.

detail on how to start/stop the app, upload, and pause/resume scanning in this thread: https://wigle.net/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2707 Packages like tasker include geofencing and power dis/connection events. Pausing scanning uses almost no battery. Running the app in the background and using large ...

I haven't looked into the driver/build for the pwnagotchi, but they clearly have full access to the radio, for what they do.
https://pwnagotchi.ai/

No figures on the power consumption, just that I was seeing rail decoupling.

This little beast is the adapter I use:
https://www.adafruit.com/product/2910

Because of the volume of data in many locations, the maps are rendered as server-generated tiles. If you want interactive data on the map, try the Basic Search option instead.

I tried one of the integrated "USB hats" with pogopins to see if i could decrease the footprint of my Pi stumbling rig, but it increased the power consumption vs. a simple Anker OTG hub. I also have some single- micro->A "inserts" that turn the OTG micro USB into a single A 'tab' that slides into a ...

yeah - just prompting you to show off!

-a

This is super-cool!

Do you have cool pictures to help inspire people?

Cheers and great work,

-Ark and the WiGLE team

just the usual - we have a lot of users who collect large quantities of data and upload at once!

-ark and the WiGLE team