GXAirCom Wiki
GXAirCom is a software solution written and programmed by Gerald Eichner to work in low budget hardware devices that uses LoRa frequencies.
It's main purpose is to send and receive the geographical position of other devices running any software compatible with the FANET protocol, in real time, using radio frequencies.
It' has been tested to have a direct useful range of more than 20km on flying aircrafts on ideal conditions, and can be expected to be above the 10km range when on visual line of communication.
It works on FANET (Flying ad-hoc network), a radio network protocol adopted by many flying aircrafts, specially on the free flying community, that uses the 868mhz or 915mhz band.
It also can be used to broadcast positions to internet from an internet connected device (airborne or ground station), that receives all the radio signals, process and upload their positions to a website where the flying aircrafts can be viewed from any web browser.
Download a basic pdf with instructions and settings.