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Like many radioamateurs, ADS-B is a hobby for me.
Offer to your attention some open-source
this project from my point of view:

 My experience has been gained from the links listed below or similar:

http://www.sprut.de/electronic/pic/projekte/adsb/adsb.htm

http://www.mikrocontroller.net/articles/1090_MHz-ADS-B-Receiver

http://miniadsb.web99.de/

http://www.coaa.co.uk/planeplotter.htm

 

Update: 6 AUGUST 2011     V2

 

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This set is offered for 73EURO + shiping (5Euro)

Accept payment through the Western Union or the PayPal or credit cart.

 

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mailto:   miro@mnet.bg

 

Receiver is complete and fully functional. Set includes:

-USB stick (receiver+decoder)

-demo antenna with magnetic base and 3m. coaxial cable

- CD.

SHIPPING OPTIONS:

AIRMAIL not insured post service with recommended

parcel released upon signature, with tracking

the parcel usually needs 2 weeks to arrive to you,

sometimes faster (1 week), sometimes slower (3-5 weeks)

 

Receiver is a tried and works well with the following programs:

 

        -ADSBScope

        -PlanePlotter

 (Thanks to Ken)

        -Globe-S Airfield Edition

        -srv30003

        -sbssim

        -sbsplotter1

       

By ADSBScope he imitates SBS1 port 30003 and all programs that run whit

SBS1, receive data.

 

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This  stick works with firmware from SPRUT

                                        

Update: 10 SEP 2010box3l.jpg

This is the appearance of the device.


He was elected an aluminum shell.
The antenna is connected through light protector directly to the hull.
Out of the box 220v power cable and UTP ETERNET

Mechanical fastening is done by pipe clamps

Inside the box shows the main PCB, and converters from RS232 kan TCP / IP or UDP box2l.jpg

 

73! From Miro(LZ2RR)

miro@mnet.bg