DPD1
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The great thing about standards is taht there are so many to choose from!
I think the issue is that a lot of work has gone into UAT for things like weather; they don't want the GA folks to have to install two systems ... so the UAT folks have figured out how to provide the ADS-B data on the UAT transport, so if you're in a Cessna and just want to get one box, the UAT one will be your choice. If you're an airliner, you're going to have to use the 1090 stuff. And that means for us that we'll need a new box ... but we were going to want to decode UAT anyway, right?
Well, if somebody ever does a dual mode, I don't know how that's going to work for receive. There's really no way to do high gain efficiently with over 100 MHz of a split. Unless they provided two ports.