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GPS for hardware hackers, $24.95

From: Vito Miliano <>
Date: Thu, 4 Jul 2002 20:06:45 -0400

wear-hard--

>From a comment on Slashdot (so who knows how much longer they'll be in
stock):

http://www.bgmicro.com/lmad.htm

It's a "Trimble Navigation SVeeSix-CM3 GPS Module for Embedded OEM"
unit.  Description from the site:

"GPS OEM receiver board with active patch antenna.  Removed from
equipment that tracked position of 'long haul trucks.'  Rugged and
reliable six-channel Trimble Navigation SVeeSix-CM3 GPS receiver
board.  Position and velocity data anywhere on earth, any time of day,
in any weather.  Accurate time.  A 1 pulse per second signal is
synchronized to UTC within a nominal accuracy of 1 microsecond- ideal
for multi-site synchronization and time-distribution applications.

Includes 1-3/4''x1-3/4'' active GPS patch antenna.  Ready to
incorporate in a weatherproof housing.  Antenna is powered directly
from the receiver.  2 CMOS/TTL compatible data ports and
pulse-per-second(PPS) output.  Can be interfaced to PC(RS232
interface, suggested interface schematic included) or embedded
processor projects.  Manufacturer's software, freeware/shareware
compatible programs available.  User must supply regulated +5Vdc,
interface to PC or embedded processor, and a weatherproof housing.
Ideal setup for individuals wanting to incorporate GPS into their next
custom design project, or for those wanting an inexpensive means to
explore GPS hardware and software interfaces.  Includes multi page
"Getting Started Guide" with specifications, suggested RS-232
interface schematic, firmware ID and programming guide, and suggested
Internet information links.  A steal at twice the price."

Datasheet: http://www.bgmicro.com/pdf/acs1394.pdf

Thanks,
--Vito

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