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Low cost GPS receiver?
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Hal Murray |
Subject: |
Low cost GPS receiver? |
Date: |
Wed, 29 Mar 2023 15:07:07 -0700 |
Is there a popular low cost GPS receiver that requires (at most) only moderate
amounts of soldering?
If I had asked 20(?) years ago, the answer would have been Garmin GPS-18.
I'm looking for something with a good PPS. I'm assuming it goes in via a
modem control signal on a serial port. So USB is out. I'm interested in
PCs/servers that have PCI slots.
Half the battle is power. I'm happy to steal power from USB.
I have a couple of PCI/Serial cards with a jumper option to supply 5 or 12
volts. (I'll have to check which pin the power comes out on.)
There are several GPS-HATs for Raspberry Pi. Does anybody have an up to date
list?
The PPS goes in via GPIP. It works well. The Pi 4 has a real (not USB)
Ethernet. It makes a good NTP server.
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