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  Re: L2 GPS receivers
| ErictheRed | 04-20-2005 |
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For a project, I will need a (Bluetooth) GPS receiver that supports L2
(which is more precise than common used & free L1). It is mainly used for
military purposes, but there must be receivers on the market for
industrial/engineering purposes that need very precise positioning too. Does
anybody know about a brand/manufacturer that makes L2 GPS receivers?
Thanks for any help.
Rgds, Waldman
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What for?
> For a project, I will need a (Bluetooth) GPS receiver that supports L2
> (which is more precise than common used & free L1). It is mainly used for
> military purposes, but there must be receivers on the market for
> industrial/engineering purposes that need very precise positioning too.
> Does anybody know about a brand/manufacturer that makes L2 GPS receivers?
> Thanks for any help.
> Rgds, Waldman
>
> (which is more precise than common used & free L1). It is mainly used for
> military purposes, but there must be receivers on the market for
> industrial/engineering purposes that need very precise positioning too.
> Does anybody know about a brand/manufacturer that makes L2 GPS receivers?
> Thanks for any help.
> Rgds, Waldman
>
Check the time and date.
> What for?
>> For a project, I will need a (Bluetooth) GPS receiver that supports L2
>> (which is more precise than common used & free L1). It is mainly used for
>> military purposes, but there must be receivers on the market for
>> industrial/engineering purposes that need very precise positioning too.
>> Does anybody know about a brand/manufacturer that makes L2 GPS receivers?
>> Thanks for any help.
>> Rgds, Waldman
>> (which is more precise than common used & free L1). It is mainly used for
>> military purposes, but there must be receivers on the market for
>> industrial/engineering purposes that need very precise positioning too.
>> Does anybody know about a brand/manufacturer that makes L2 GPS receivers?
>> Thanks for any help.
>> Rgds, Waldman
>
How bout survey equipment?
> For a project, I will need a (Bluetooth) GPS receiver that supports L2
> (which is more precise than common used & free L1). It is mainly used for
> military purposes, but there must be receivers on the market for
> industrial/engineering purposes that need very precise positioning too.
> Does anybody know about a brand/manufacturer that makes L2 GPS receivers?
> Thanks for any help.
> Rgds, Waldman
>
> (which is more precise than common used & free L1). It is mainly used for
> military purposes, but there must be receivers on the market for
> industrial/engineering purposes that need very precise positioning too.
> Does anybody know about a brand/manufacturer that makes L2 GPS receivers?
> Thanks for any help.
> Rgds, Waldman
>
> (which is more precise than common used & free L1). It is mainly used for
> military purposes, but there must be receivers on the market for
> industrial/engineering purposes that need very precise positioning too. Does
> anybody know about a brand/manufacturer that makes L2 GPS receivers?
> Thanks for any help.
> Rgds, Waldman
>
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