I have been messing around with the DVB-T SDR thing again, this time to download and decode ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast) signals. All aircraft transponders transmit data on 1090 MHz. The antenna used is a discone in the loft. The receive antenna should be mounted at a high position with an undisturbed view in all directions and direct line of view of any aircraft.
The pictures below using an Newsky DVB-T dongle, with ASDB# decoder and COAA Planeplotter. Further information, and how to download the ADSB# decoder software from here
Also working with adsbSCOPE from here
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Derek M0xdc
Email: m0xdc@lefars.org.uk