Re: Power line interference?
From: Bob Greschke (bob_at_greschke.com)
Date: 07/12/04
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Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2004 21:10:35 -0600
"Robertwgross" <robertwgross@cs.com> wrote in message
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> Peter wrote:
> >But I note that in Greschki's installation the GPS receiver seems to be
> >located very near the antenna:
> >"GPS antenna (which also houses the GPS board itself, and that is on top
> >of the building)." So there is no long coax cable connecting the two.
>
There is a 10-15 meter 6-conductor cable between the GPS and the recorder
that needs the timing signal. The recorder gets NMEA and a 1 pps signal
from the GPS. The GPS board (now Trimble, I think, but going to a Garmin
board in the near future models), a board with the patch antenna, and an
interface board are housed in the same small package (weatherproof,
waterproof, etc.)
Bob
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