Displaying your feeder's results directly in SkyGlass is easy to do. There are two ways to enable direct feeder access if you only have one feeder on your local network. Here's how to setup your SkyGlass preferences to show your local feeder's returns. First open up SkyGlass and click on the gear wheel icon in the main button stack on the bottom right to open the preferences panel. Find the preference area "Source Options" in the top middle of the prefs panel grid. Click the radio-button to toggle from "ADSB Exchange INTERNET FEED" to "Feed from LOCAL network address". In the field below that radio-button label, the local address default is "adsbexchange.local". You can use this default or enter the IP address of your feeder into the field. If you are not on your local network and you would like to see your feed remotely, you will need the "Anywhere ID" of your feeder. You can find the Anywhere ID by clicking on the "ADSBexchange Status" button from your feeders configuration page (https://adsbexchange.local) or by going to https://www.adsbexchange.com/myip/ while on your local network. The "Anywhere ID" is just above the smiling face. Copy that ID and return to the SkyGlass preferences and click the "Feed from an ANYWHERE ID address" radio-button. Enter your feeder's Anywhere ID into the field below that button label. Click "Save Changes" to close the Preference Panel and when you return to the main menu you will see the color background behind the Load Aircraft button in the main button stack has changed to magenta to reflect your feeding mode. Make sure your map "home" location is set appropriately to your feeder's location and then press the load ac button. You can also turn on auto-refresh and bring the refresh rate to as low as you like. Direct feed's can refreshed very quickly. After your SkyGlass preferences are setup correctly, you can switch from INTERNET FEED and LOCAL network feed directly from the Auxiliary Button Panel's Advanced Features sub-panel. First enable the Advanced Features sub panel by clicking the icon in the Aux Button Panel which has an aircraft within a gear icon with three nodes extending to the right. That will activate the sub panel above the aux button stack. Click the network icon which is the right most icon in that advanced features sub panel, which reveal an additional sub-panel above. A few notes for best results... First, be sure that you are in Standard Mode (not mil-mode) and the Standard aircraft toggle is ON or you won't see any aircraft. Next, you will not be able to see aircraft type information when you are pulling directly from your feeder unless you have the aircraft database enabled and loaded, which will slow down the load time due to the database lookups. If you have the database enabled, you should slow the auto-refresh speed. You will still be able to see telemetry, callsign and other details.