
Building and installing a PilotAware ATOM Station to detect and re-transmit glider and
Mode-S MLAT locations and provide Virtual RADAR SERVER December 2020.
Page 19 of 25
1.
PilotAware
2.
FLARM
3.
ADSB-out (1090MHz)
4.
Mode-
S (1090MHz)†
5.
Mode-C is detected but cannot be
shown on the screen as it doesn’t
provide a GPS
location.
† For the Mode S transmissions to work there must be sufficient local 360 RADAR MLAT
stations in the area. There are over 1300 installed in the UK. Installation of more
inexpensive 360 RADAR receivers around your site (10Kms) will improve the MLAT
availability and see aircraft at lower levels. Contact 360RADAR.
ATOM GRID Home Page
Here is an example of the ATOM Grid Home Page in operation.
Column 1 shows the ICAO code of the received aircraft
Column 2 shows the Registration of the received aircraft
Column 3 shows the type of transmission being received
Key
O
= FLARM