  Three autonomous HELYCON stations have been installed, calibrated and
operated at the Hellenic Open University campus, detecting cosmic ray air
showers. A software package for the detailed simulation of the detectors'
response and the stations' operation has been developed. In this work we
present the results of the analysis of the data collected by the stations
during a period of one year and a half. The performance of the telescope is
compared and found in very good agreement with the predictions of the
simulation package. The angular resolution of each autonomous station is 3 to 5
degrees depending on the station geometry. In addition, by analyzing data from
showers detected synchronously by more than one station, we evaluate the
performance of the telescope in detecting very high energy (E > 5PeV) cosmic
rays.
