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Card Edition MkII
Card Edition Mark II is a direct successor of SoftRF Card Edition
.
It is supposed to require minimal skills from a builder to begin with and gives an opportunity to evaluate if the SoftRF technology is appropriate for your needs.
Card Edition Mark II is based upon a partner's hardware - Seeed SenseCAP MeshTracker X1 product, which is available for direct purchase from manufacturer at more or less reasonable price.
Seed® MeshTracker X1 uses he most recent and advanced Semtech LR2021
multi-band radio on the market
- sub-1 GHz band
- 2.1 GHz S-band
- 2.4 GHz ISM band
- OOK modem @ 2 MBPS - ADS-B ES @ 1090 MHz
- FSK modem @ 1041 KBPS - ADS-B UAT @ 978 MHz
( needs for Semtech to fix issue https://github.com/Lora-net/usp/issues/4 )
| Type | Protocol | FLARM | OGN tracker | PilotAware | Skytraxx | SoftRF |
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| Radio | FLARM AIR V7 |
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OGNTP |
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P3I |
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FANET+ |
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1090 ES |
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SRD 860 |
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| Data | FLARM NMEA |
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| Garmin GDL90 |
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Dump1090 |
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1 - it is necessary for a reader to distinguish the difference between statement "compatible"
and statement "fully compatible".
SoftRF implements only a reasonable minimum of the protocols specs.
No "bells and whistles" so far.
2 - Reception of DF17 traffic 'downlink' frames only.
No doubts that an amateur-built non-certified low-cost ADS-B transponder is possible.
It was shown to public by our own "proof-of-concept" study for :
- 1090 ES ("ADSB-Out" GitHub project) in 2017, and
- 978 UAT ("UAT-test-signal" GitHub project) in 2018 .
However, as a certified and instrument rated pilot with 20+ years of experience, in no way I will give a tool for every looser in the world, all he/she can afford is to spend 50 USD for the Seed® MeshTracker X1, to abuse the ADS-B technology and compromise my own flight safety and flight safety of every other air law abiding pilot.
SoftRF firmware does intentionally exclude every possibilities to transmit anything on 1090 MHz radio frequency.
Any attempt to contribute the transmit feature into SoftRF from aside will be blocked at very early stage.
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