ADS-B and FLARM transceivers used in drones have relatively low RF transmitting power. Efficient tracking of such objects requires the design of highly sensitive receivers. The antenna technology is helpful in this case, which allows for a significant improvement of input sensitivity. Sector antennas allow increasing the operating range of ADS-B/FLARM signals in selected directions several times. This product is easily networkable using Ethernet/PoE or LTE connectivity and is optimized to work in harsh environments. Apart from drone technology, the antenna can be used for manned traffic surveillance as well.

This is the standard 1090 (transponder and ADS-B) antenna for PowerFLARM Portable. The antenna comes with an RP-SMA (male) connector.

This is the standard FLARM antenna for PowerFLARM Portable. The antenna comes with an SMA (male) or RP-SMA (male) connector depending on the PowerFLARM Portable version it is intended for.

The standard internal remotely mounted 1090 (transponder and ADS-B) antenna is suitable for all PowerFLARM Core devices where external antennas are not used. This antenna is also suitable for remote mounting with PowerFLARM Portable. The antenna comes with an SMA (male) or RP-SMA (male) connector depending on the PowerFLARM version it is intended for.

The standard internal remotely mounted FLARM antenna is suitable for all PowerFLARM Core devices where external antennas are not used. This antenna is also suitable for remote mounting with PowerFLARM Portable. The antenna comes with an SMA (male) or RP-SMA (male) connector depending on the PowerFLARM version it is intended for.

The PowerFLARM standard GPS antenna comes with an MCX (male) connector and is suitable for all PowerFLARM Core and PowerFLARM Portable devices.

The external AV-75 FLARM antennas should be installed in most aircraft. For antenna diversity (360° coverage), one antenna is installed on top of the aircraft and one below. The AV-75 antenna installation is covered in the EASA Minor Change Approval.