SBGR WebSDR + ADS-B

See real-time the next aircraft to São Paulo International Airport "André Franco Montoro" SBGR / GRU and listen to the communication of the pilots with the control tower.
This project is in testing phase, as was done with the goodwill of friends who donated some obsolete equipment, but, somehow, able to carry out this project. The main intention was to spend as little as possible, reuse stationary equipment and rely on the cooperation of people who joined the idea of ​​building this monitoring station.
The servers are located in my home, with home Internet low speed, so connection errors, slow or small audio problems may occur. The maximum user capacity of 10 simultaneous connections due to low upload speed.
WebSDR tuned to the RX band Forum: 120-121MHz, and 134-136MHz using two dongles RTL2832U J R820T with an antenna pole.
ADS-B using a dongle, and R820T RTL2832U a collinear antenna (PY4ZBZ design).
The receptors are located in Guarulhos, SP, GRID: GG66rn with a distance of about 6 km from the airport.
WebSDR Setup:
- RECEIVER:
    • RTL2832U R820T - Band 1
    • RTL2832U R820T - Band 2
    • Antenna pole J
- SERVER:
    • Intel Celeron D
    • Debian Linux 32bit
    • Running: WEBSDR, RTL_TCP
ADS-B Setup:
RECEIVER:
    • RTL2832U R820T
    • Collinear Antenna (PY4ZBZ)
Raspberry PI 3B:
    • Raspbian GNU / LINUX 8 (jessie)
         Feeding FlightAware Radar and Virtual Server
    • Running: Dump_1090, PiAware
SERVER:
    • Intel Atom
    • Windows XP
    • Running: Radar Virtual Server
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- Pieter De Boer (PA3FWM) - WebSDR project, HTML5 Audio and JAVA
- Denizar Missawa (PY2GV) - HTML, APP Host
- José Roberto Araújo (PU2YYA) - Hardware
- Dabarian Wagner Antunes (PU2NOL) - Antennas
- João Ribeiro (PY2PM) - Coax cables.
More information about the project WebSDR:
www.websdr.org