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Listening to 700 MHz Simulcast public safety radio cheaply

77 点作者 wolframio将近 8 年前

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FTA将近 8 年前
This sort of setup can also be used to monitor aircraft squelches. I got a few Raspberry Pis during a B1G1 sale, so I have one of these setups at work and at home. I like watching the planes as they take off from the local airport and queue up for arrival, and also seeing the nightly freight flights.<p>More info here: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;flightaware.com&#x2F;adsb&#x2F;piaware&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;flightaware.com&#x2F;adsb&#x2F;piaware&#x2F;</a><p>You can feed into sites like Flightaware and FlightRadar24 and get accounts with them that normally cost a lot for free.
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gravypod将近 8 年前
If people are interested in listening to signals I&#x27;d recommend checking out the ELF to VLF bands. You can, in most cases, build a receiver that operates directly on your system&#x27;s sound card. These lower frequencies largely present an antenna building challenge but there&#x27;s lots of interesting things down at those frequencies. Submarines, hams, and space weather.<p>The HF to EHF bands are fun but the lower frequencies, which are mostly ignored, are just as much of a gold mine for fun projects.
3uh5weutwehow将近 8 年前
If you do not have one, get yourself an RTL-SDR today. This is a cheap ($10) way into radio and you will be impressed with what you can do.<p>From radio scanning to public safety radio to airplane tracking all with free software!
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