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Aircraft Monitoring Forum This is the place to discuss monitoring aircraft communications, including ACARS digital transmissions.

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Old 10-19-2009, 07:26 PM
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What frequency range does CPDLC operate and what are the chances we will ever be able to decode it?
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As CPDLC is an off-shoot of the ACARS functions it typically uses either SATCOM frequencies, or some aircraft make use of HF Datalink. As I only have scanned Airband VHF, the thought of having the necessary equipment to intercept any of that is mind-boggling. But I know some of the hardcore folks do
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Old 10-21-2009, 07:35 PM
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Controller Pilot Data Link Communications - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

CPDLC and ADS-C sure beats the heck out of HF SELCAL checks, HF position
reports, etc.

ADS-C info:
Controller Pilot Data Link Communications - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

You can decode HF DataLink comms using this software and an HF receiver.

HIGH FREQUENCY DATA LINK
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