Important notice
This User Manual is an extract of the comprehensive Radarcape Wiki pages at
http://wiki.modesbeast.com/Radarcape:Contents The Radarcape Wiki may contain
newer information than this User Manual. It is therefore strongly recommended that you
check the Radarcape Wiki against this user manual. Also the Radarcape Wiki contains
additional information and instructions for peculiar cases of operation, that are not listed
in this user manual.
Description
The Radarcape is a highly sophisticated standalone device to receive ADS-B signals.
There are several ways of displaying air traffic with nothing more than a web browser, even from
multiple locations:
● Aircraft list
● 2D Map
● 3D Map (using Google Earth or similar)
Raw data access:
● RAW data access is available, additionally also pre-checked and pre-filtered
● Port 30003 Base station compatible data
● Raw data is available multiple and mixed, from several consumers at the same time, and
with all services in parallel.
● Raw data is timestamped with a GPS synchronized absolute timestamp for high resolution
multilateration.
Low Level Access:
● Several reports of the current air situation are available
● Own applications and programs can be installed in parallel to the operating software.
Data Feeding:
● The Radarcape comes with a feeder for the Flightradar24, FlightAware and OpenSky network
aircraft sharing (switchable)
Remember, that all features above are available at the same time and in parallel.
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