SBS 3 Avionics Receiver System SBS 3 Radar Radio

Features a 1090Mhz Mode S ADS B receiver for enhanced Radar reception Dual independent 27Mhz to 980Mhz SDR Tuners with 8Mhz Bandwidth per tuner to listen to multiple stations at the same time Listen to VHF on one tuner UHF on the other and digitally mix the two together Full speed 100M Ethernet interface with concurrent multiple sockets On board digital audio mixing plus stereo output DAC and audio interface Audio output over Ethernet Raw Data output for Mode S AIS and all other demodulations such as ACARS Onboard processing and demodulation ideal for remote site monitoring 1090 ADS B decoding and VHFUHF tuning Made in the UK The SBS3 is a true stand alone SDR receiver unlike the majority of so called SDR receivers on the market which are in reality just digital tuners The SBS3 performs all demodulation and decoding operations internally without the need for any third party software or any other PC software enabling genuine stand alone operation. This unique design means that numerous audiodata streams can be monitored simultaneously and remotely. The system works as either a Client or a Server which enables you to either connect to it or it can connect to a designated server over the local network or indeed the internet for true stand alone use.The SBS 3 is powered via the USB connector either by a PC a standard USB Hub or an in car charger outlet. It is a flexible design with a phenomenally large FPGA allowing for future additional on board decoders for formats such as ACARS POCSAG and many others. The revolutionary hardware combines with the included display software and allows aviation marine professionals and enthusiasts worldwide the ability to monitor the skies and seas in an unprecedented fashion.It provides a true Real Time Virtual Radar display on a PC or MAC screen showing Mode SADS B equipped aircraft and AIS equipped vessels immediately around them. The SDR AMFM receiver covers a wide range of frequencies including the VHF and UHF Air bands the VHF Marine band and the broadcast FM band.