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1. globe.adsbexchange.comADS-B Exchange - track aircraft live

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   ADS-B Exchange - track aircraft live. MLAT requires the contact to have a ModeS transponder and reception by 4 receivers.

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     The world’s largest community of unfiltered ADS-B/Mode...

2. www.ads-b.nlADS-B.NL Tracking Military Aircraft

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   Welkom! ADS-B.nl shows worldwide collected military tracking data by feeders using the excellent API from ADSBexchange on a complete different way. Enjoy!

3. www.intelsky.orgIntelSky Military Radar - Real-time Aircraft Tracking

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   IntelSky's Military Radar provides real-time tracking of military aircraft worldwide. Leveraging data from ADSB One API, experience a radar-like view of the skies.

4. www.adsbexchange.comServing the Flight Tracking Enthusiast - ADS-B Exchange

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   The world’s largest community of unfiltered ADS-B/Mode S/MLAT feeders, providing enthusiasts, researchers, and journalists access to the globe’s most extensive flight data for unprecedented flight monitoring. Learn More.

5. www.radarbox.com › ads-bGlobal Flight Tracking Intelligence - ADS-B - AirNav RadarBox

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   As of July 2020, RadarBox has a ground network of 25,000+ ADS-B receivers in 174 countries and adds an average of 700 receivers to the network each month. Radarbox receives data from 11 different sources such as Satellites, FAA SWIM and EUROCONTROL and has excellent ADS-B coverage in most parts of the world.

6. www.adsbhub.orgADSBHub - Free ADS-B Data Exchange and Plane Tracking

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   ADSBHub is a service for real time ADS-B data sharing and exchange between plane tracking enthusiasts, plane spotters and radio amateurs.

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Automatic_Dependent_Surveillance–BroadcastAutomatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast - Wikipedia

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   Automatic Dependent Surveillance–Broadcast (ADS-B) is aviation surveillance technology and form of electronic conspicuity in which an aircraft determines its position via satellite navigation or other sensors and periodically broadcasts its position and other related data, enabling it to be tracked.