RadarBox Worldwide Installation Photos

Started by AirNav Development, November 29, 2012, 10:08:04 PM

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AirNav Development

With this new topic we intend to share photos of RadarBox installation photos all over the world.
With the constant growth of our network we are adding on a weekly basis new stations, sometimes in remote stations covering areas where aircraft were not tracked before.

Feel free to tell us more about your RadarBox installation in this topic and share some photos with our other users.
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AirNav Development

#1
Below we share photos of RadarBox brand new reception station located in Faial Island, Azores, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. We recorded flights almost 400 NM away from the station location and because of it we've significantly improved our coverage of the Central Atlantic (flights from Southern Europe to the US and from all Europe to the Caribbean).

Hope you enjoy it.
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gw7ted


CYYZGUY

A few years ago, when I purchased my airnav radarbox, my quest was to get my antenna as high as possible for the best possible range!  I am only a few km's away from Canada's larges airport (CYYZ) Toronto Pearson International.  After years, I finally struck a deal with my landlord and he allowed me to put my ADS-B antenna on the Roof of my apartment.  It is now sitting pretty at 115Ft (35 Meters)  I have a clear range of 300 Nm, with spikes approaching 400 Nm.  I find it truly amazing, looking out the window at the approach to CYYZ and following the planes to touchdown on Airnav.  Now I get amazing ground returns as well.

Below are the pictures of my setup!


DSC_0759 by CYYZGUY, on Flickr


DSC_0758 by CYYZGUY, on Flickr


Busy Night by CYYZGUY, on Flickr


DSC_0751 by CYYZGUY, on Flickr


DSC_0690 by CYYZGUY, on Flickr


DSC_0682 by CYYZGUY, on Flickr


DSC_0683 by CYYZGUY, on Flickr
2 Nm North from Canada's Busiest Airport CYYZ

DPD 1090 Mhz Antenna with LMR-400 Cable
Antenna 35 Feet (11 Meters) standing tall
Dedicated Airnav Station with 16 Gigs ram
Dedicated Radarbox24 Station with 16 Gigs ram
40" LED Monitor
40" LED Monitor
BCD996XT, BCT15X, BCT15X, BCT15 and BCD436 receiver

flygfantast

#4
Here is my installation photos from my location Motala, Sweden.

The high antenna is a WiMo GP-1090 with pre-amplifier AS-1090 with AS-1090BT and Ecoflex-10 (10m+1m) cables.
The lower antenna is a Diamond D-777 for ACARS and listening on ATC/Fighter Control frequencies.

I see around 240nm in the west/east direction and approx 150-200nm in the north/south direction.
I'm covering the southern part of Sweden, parts of Norway, Denmark and the Baltic Sea.







Niklas
Antenna: External WiMo GP-1090 (~10m over the ground)
Pre-amplifier: AS-1090 with AS-1090BT
Cable: Ecoflex-10 (10m+1m)
Location: Motala, Sweden, 250km from ESSA & ESGG
Nearest airports: 50km from ESSL & ESCF (military)
My photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/flygfantast/

jbagra


jaskel

hi all from Sydney Australia, I get a 360 degree view and about 230nm range with current set up.

Radar rama antenna




jaskel

#7
some panoramic shots of my set up





RodBearden

Rod

jaskel


gonz33

Hello friend, how is this antenna, I'm thinking about buying it but I don't know if is worth it, as you worked to you? thanks.

jaskel

workss fine, I get 160nm avg with hits over 220nm.

Junio Gracielo

Hello friend, here is my installation photos from my location Vitória (VIX), Brazil

The equipment is a RadarBox 15 meter cable RCG213 being that the antenna is at an altitude of approximately 28.82 meters above sea level.

To the North East covering approximately 240nm 200nm 150nm and South West 220nm.










AirNav Development

Junio: very interesting. Congratulations!
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Fanjet500

Hi Forum

here is my station at the German - Swiss Border. I Try to find out where military aircraft are that do not have ADS-B by switching between antennas using 2 independent Radar Boxes and 5 antennas. It`s a lot of fun.................. but you never really know.

Greetings

Rolf
2 Airnav Radarbox installations
2 Antenna switch boxes
1 WiMo GP-1090
1 FLU-SR/Y13
2 ThieCom SkySearcher directional antennas
2 Standard Airnav Radarbox antennas