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Super simple setup for both Onocoy and RTKDirect using Hyfix antenna passed through the internal splitter on the back. Nice product! Still need to get the QZSS and NavIC GNSS stuff working on the Septentrio, but that module at least shipped with proper firmware to do it. Now to figure out how...


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Good morning,
I noticed there are several ZED-F9P modules available with different attachments, and I’m currently looking for a ZED-F9P GNSS unit for a ground-based/Backpack/Robot system (not for UAV or vehicle use). With so many options, I’m finding it challenging to identify the right model for my needs.
Could you please assist me in selecting the most suitable unit?
Thank you for your help.
Best regards, Rony


Shop owner reply (11/11/2024):
Dear Rony
Please use our https://www.gnss.design/ web site for initial review of the best models, that will fit for your application. When you narrow it down to some specific models, please get back to us, and we will be happy to assist you.
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Hello,
I would like to ask you if several um982 modules can be synchronized on time using a cascade connection among them. I mean I would like to have several GNSS chipsets synchronized with the same clock. Do you have any chipset where I can connect them in cascade and they are synchronized all with the same clock/frequency reference?


Shop owner reply (30/10/2024):
Dear Roland,
External module synchronization is possible for timing modules. For example, all our MOSAIC-T timing boards https://gnss.store/69-mosaic-t-timing-gnss-modules have external synchronization input. Also timing input available on the ZED-F9T boards https://gnss.store/42-zed-f9t-timing-gnss-modules
and NEO-F10T boards https://gnss.store/54-neo-f10t-timing-gnss-modules LEA-M8F module can be also used as reference and with external timing syncronization: https://gnss.store/lea-m8f-timing-gnss-modules/43-elt0030.html
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Hallo
- Is there an antenna you recommend for the ELT0308 that does all 3 L-bands?
- Also, what RS232 chip are you using?
Thank you for the info


Shop owner reply (28/10/2024):
Dear sir,
ELT0308 is NEO-M9N based, so it does not need any L-band antenna. For ELT0308 we will recommend
ELT0182 - https://gnss.store/gnss-rtk-multiband-antennas/219-elt0182.html
ELT0181 - https://gnss.store/gnss-rtk-multiband-antennas/218-elt0181.html
ELT0180 - https://gnss.store/gnss-rtk-multiband-antennas/215-elt0180.html
ELT0011 https://gnss.store/gnss-rtk-multiband-antennas/25-elt0011.html and ELT0124 antennas https://gnss.store/gnss-rtk-multiband-antennas/141-elt0124.html with ELT0179 U.FL to SMA cable https://gnss.store/cable-connectors/213-elt0179.html

We use ST3232 chip
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Hi Eltehs Team
1. Are these two products compatable: NEO-M8T TIME and RAW receiver board with SMA (RTK ready) ELT0332 -
https://gnss.store/neo-m8t-timing-gnss-modules/284-ELT0332.html and High performance active GPS antenna -ELT0011
2. What would be the estimated shipping arrival to the US - Indiana more specifically


Shop owner reply (28/10/2024):
Dear Stive
1. Yes, this products will work well together.
2. With DHL - about 3-4 days, with standard post - 2-3 weeks.
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Recently received this unit to replace my similar f9p setup. With a high quality triple band antenna and a clear sky I'm getting 91.8 quality score on onocoy. This is even better then the 80-90 numbers I was expecting.

Note:
You will want to use a high quality power supply I'm using a raspberry pi 5 27w rated power supply but this might be a little overkill.


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Well packed and very fast delivery.


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Hi Team
I'm enquiring about which product would be most suitable for my problem. I'm working on a university project to automate a stationary telescope by using a GNSS module to provide accurate heading and pitch data. We aim to achieve an accuracy of at least 0.5 degrees in each direction (heading and pitch).
We have a publicly available RTK base station within 200 meters of our installation site if RTK technology is necessary to provide accurate heading information, or we could consider setting up our own.
I am looking at the UM982 modules, specifically reference number ELT0213. Dual antenna systems seem to provide accurate stationary heading information. Does this device still require RTK to obtain accurate heading information? If so will 200 meters away from the base station be able to provide good accuracy?
What solution would you suggest?


Shop owner reply (06/09/2024):
Hi Olaf,
As you need only angles and not the precision positioning of you telescope, you does not need RTK at all. I hope that your telescope base is stationary. So if you need heading and pitch, you need to setup two dual-input modules with two antennas for each. Distance between antennas will define precision of the measurement. The approximate course standard deviation is 0.25 degrees for an equilateral triangle with a one-meter side. So, it will be the best, if you can setup at least 2 m distance between antennas in both heading and pitch directions.
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Excellent product. Works great, and gets single even in challenging scenarios


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Hello gnss.store
I have a question about the NEO-M8T InCase PIN series TIME & RAW receiver board. Why is there at “+5V” pin when you use a LDO to power the NEO-M8T at 3.3V? What else on this board uses 5V? Was this board designed to be powered by another board that only has a 5V supply?
Are you able to provide me a quick schematic of this board?


Shop owner reply (03/07/2024):
Hi Vasko,
All our boards intended to be powered from external 5V power source. GNSS module require very stable power supply, so it can not be powered directly from 3.3V power rail.
LDO is used to stabilize the 3.3V for the module. You can disconnect LDO and try to power NEO-M8T directly from you 3.3V power source (as we understand, you have only 3.3V on your 12pin header). However, you will probably did not get expected GNSS performance.