Virtual Radar Server is a free windows decoder of ADS-B signals received by several radio receivers and support even networked data feed. The Server publish a Google Maps-based display of aircraft positions and flight list
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ADS-B Software that is about Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast, ADS-B decoding, plotting software.
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