This is how I’ve setup the system. Make a screenshot of your "normal"operation environment and compare that when you have the interference. Then you have something to compare to.
When measuring do that on the frequency 1090 Mhz and set the gain to max. to broaden your view use the bigger steps in frequency variation.
I’ve tried making screenshots but my system isn’t cooperating at the moment, sorry.
The picture will change a lot when the interference is happening.
If it doesn’t you’ll have to look at other frequencies.
Really it would be best to create a spectrum over all frequencies and then compare that when the interference happens.
That way you could possibly determine the frequency of the interference or at least its main band.
Then you can tune to that and walk around with the laptop to try and find the source (follow where it is stronger).
That is what you would see in normal conditions indeed. When the interference happens you should try to find its source like wiedehopf described. That will get you closer to the source step by step.
Hello all,
Maybe, but just maybe I found something that caused my drop in messages and airplanes seen. I did no realise that I hhad not seen this before. Just compared it with an older picture.
Does someone what kind of antenna this is. I find it hard to believe that a tenant is allowed to place his/her antenna on the rooftop especially because there are so many commercial antenna’s.
But please correct me if I am wrong.
Now I have to check with the analyser but the times are getting more and more irregular.
Guess if it are commercial antennas there is nothing I can do, but the weird thing is still the irregular times. This morning at 9 o’clock.
Would using a blue FA filter DS-B S filter 1090 MHZ bandpass helpful?
Like you, I also live in a high rise building in an urban location,with lot of Cell/Mobile antenna on roof top of my building, as well as surrounding buildings, I had poor reception of 1090 MHz due to strong RF signals generated by these Cell phone antennas.
I had to add a FA Blue filter between antenna coax and FA Blue Dongle to improve reception. My 1090 MHz reception falls drastically if I remove FA 1090 MHz Blue Cylendrical filter.
Thank you for the reply. Unfortunately your analyser is for Windows only. I downloaded CubicSDR connected the RTL dongle as shown in the pics above. But I have no idea how to create something like you are showing.
Put the blue FA filter in front of my Uptronics this afternoon around 2 pm