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v3.4.0: Remove Sound feature, add backup progress feedback, improve route lookup coverage

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Removes the experimental Sound/beep feature after hardware testing
revealed unfixable electrical interference noise synced to the
radar-sweep SPI traffic. Adds progress-dot feedback on the Settings
Backup/Restore buttons so they no longer look frozen during the SD
copy. Chains three independent free flight-route lookup sources
instead of relying on adsbdb.com alone, which had poor real-world
coverage (~80% "unknown").

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- **Live radar screen** – circular radar view, sized to the full screen width, with a rotating green sweep line; each aircraft marker's heading line ends in a small arrowhead, so its direction of travel is unambiguous at a glance. Twinkling background stars fill the space outside the radar circle. - **Live radar screen** – circular radar view, sized to the full screen width, with a rotating green sweep line; each aircraft marker's heading line ends in a small arrowhead, so its direction of travel is unambiguous at a glance. Twinkling background stars fill the space outside the radar circle.
- **Real ADS-B data** via the free [adsb.fi](https://adsb.fi) API, refreshed every 8 seconds - **Real ADS-B data** via the free [adsb.fi](https://adsb.fi) API, refreshed every 8 seconds
- **Color-coded aircraft** by altitude (green `<10k ft`, yellow `10-30k ft`, red `>30k ft`) with an on-screen legend - **Color-coded aircraft** by altitude (green `<10k ft`, yellow `10-30k ft`, red `>30k ft`) with an on-screen legend
- **Tap an aircraft** to open a detail panel: callsign, airline, aircraft model (via [hexdb.io](https://hexdb.io)), altitude/speed/distance/heading in both metric and aviation units, estimated seat count - **Tap an aircraft** to open a detail panel: callsign, airline, aircraft model (via [hexdb.io](https://hexdb.io)), flight route (origin/destination airport, resolved via a chain of three free lookup services for better coverage), altitude/speed/distance/heading in both metric and aviation units, estimated seat count
- **Bearing indicator** – with an aircraft selected, a dotted line plus a heading-in-degrees label points from the radar center to the compass edge, showing exactly which direction to look to spot it in the sky (not to be confused with the aircraft's own heading arrow) - **Bearing indicator** – with an aircraft selected, a dotted line plus a heading-in-degrees label points from the radar center to the compass edge, showing exactly which direction to look to spot it in the sky (not to be confused with the aircraft's own heading arrow)
- **Empty-sky timer** – when no aircraft are currently in range, the info bar counts up how long the sky's been empty instead of showing the usual "tap for details" hint - **Empty-sky timer** – when no aircraft are currently in range, the info bar counts up how long the sky's been empty instead of showing the usual "tap for details" hint
- **Adjustable range** (10/25/50/100 km) via on-screen button - **Adjustable range** (10/25/50/100 km) via on-screen button
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**How to use it:** while your computer or phone is on the same WiFi network as the device, open a browser and go to the device's IP address (e.g. `http://192.168.1.42/`). The page lists every logged day with its aircraft count, a download link for the **merged CSV** (all days combined), and per-day **download/delete** links for each individual day's file. **How to use it:** while your computer or phone is on the same WiFi network as the device, open a browser and go to the device's IP address (e.g. `http://192.168.1.42/`). The page lists every logged day with its aircraft count, a download link for the **merged CSV** (all days combined), and per-day **download/delete** links for each individual day's file.
Don't know the device's current IP? **Menu > System > "Logbook / WebUI"** shows it live on the device, along with a short explanation of the page (the "?" info button on the **Logbook files** screen also still shows it). Don't know the device's current IP? **Menu > System > "Logbook / WebUI"** shows it live on the device, along with a short explanation of the page (the "?" info button on the **Logbook files** screen also still shows it). While connected to WiFi, this screen also shows a **QR code** for the page's URL, so you can open it on your phone without typing the IP address by hand.
### ☀️ Weather Icon ### ☀️ Weather Icon
A small icon in the header (where the camera button used to be) shows the current weather conditions – sun, cloud, sun-behind-cloud, rain, snow, or thunderstorm – drawn entirely with simple shapes, no image files or extra fonts needed. A small icon in the header (where the camera button used to be) shows the current weather conditions – sun, cloud, sun-behind-cloud, rain, snow, or thunderstorm – drawn entirely with simple shapes, no image files or extra fonts needed.
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When shown, ground vehicles render as distinct **blue square markers** on the radar screen instead of the normal aircraft marker, with a matching entry in the legend - so they're never mistaken for a low-flying aircraft. When shown, ground vehicles render as distinct **blue square markers** on the radar screen instead of the normal aircraft marker, with a matching entry in the legend - so they're never mistaken for a low-flying aircraft.
Helicopters (ADS-B emitter category "A7") get their own marker too - a filled circle with a rotor cross instead of the usual arrowhead, since a hovering helicopter doesn't have a meaningful "forward heading" to point in.
### 📶 WiFi Manager ### 📶 WiFi Manager
See the dedicated section above: [WiFi Manager](#-wifi-manager-up-to-3-saved-networks) – save up to 3 WiFi networks at once. See the dedicated section above: [WiFi Manager](#-wifi-manager-up-to-3-saved-networks) – save up to 3 WiFi networks at once.

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<div class="container"> <div class="container">
<h1>EISWOLFS FLIGHTRADAR CYD</h1> <h1>EISWOLFS FLIGHTRADAR CYD</h1>
<div class="subtitle">Firmware Flash Utility</div> <div class="subtitle">Firmware Flash Utility</div>
<div class="version-badge">Version: v3.3.0</div> <div class="version-badge">Version: v3.4.0</div>
<p>Install the latest Flightradar firmware directly from your browser to your Cheap Yellow Display.</p> <p>Install the latest Flightradar firmware directly from your browser to your Cheap Yellow Display.</p>

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// CLAUDE.md-Workflow "Standard-Workflow: Push & Release") - erscheint // CLAUDE.md-Workflow "Standard-Workflow: Push & Release") - erscheint
// im Info-Screen (Menue > System > Info) und muss zum jeweiligen // im Info-Screen (Menue > System > Info) und muss zum jeweiligen
// Git-Tag passen. // Git-Tag passen.
constexpr const char* APP_VERSION = "3.3.0"; constexpr const char* APP_VERSION = "3.4.0";
// Display-Helligkeit (Menue > System > Helligkeit), in Prozent. // Display-Helligkeit (Menue > System > Helligkeit), in Prozent.
// MIN bewusst nicht 0 - ein komplett dunkles Display koennte sonst wie // MIN bewusst nicht 0 - ein komplett dunkles Display koennte sonst wie