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Product Reference: 15344
G66 Bluetooth GPS Receiver is a total solution of GPS receiver with MediaTek 51 channel all-in-view tracking technology.
The Touch Bluetooth GPS Receiver is an ultra thin, compact and lightweight GPS receiver perfect for mounting discreetly in the car, or carrying in a pocket. 51 channel tracking technology gives precise location positioning and fast acquisition/reacquisition, to get the best out of your Sat-Nav software.
The Bluetooth GPS receiver is suitable for PDA's, smartphone's, pocket PC's, mobile phones or many bluetooth devices.
The latest MediaTek 51 channel all-in-view tracking technology allows the receiver to be placed anywhere in the car without having to have it on your dashboard, unlike other less sensitive GPS receivers. Keep it in the glove box, under the seat, or anywhere else you want and still maintain an accurate lock with GPS satellites.
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Specification:
| Protocol: | NMEA 0183 v3.01 (Default: GGA,GSA,GSV,RMC,VTG) |
| Baud rate: | 38400,N,8,1(Default) |
| Update rate: | 5 Hz |
| Datum: | WGS84 |
| Channel: | 51 channel satellites all-in-view tracking |
| Frequency: | L1, 1575.42MHz |
| Hot start: | 1 sec. (Average) |
| Warm start: | 34 sec. (Average) |
| Cold start: | 36 sec. (Average) |
| Reacquisition time: | Less than 1 sec (Typical) |
| Position accuracy: | < 3m CEP (50%) without SA (Horizontal) |
| Sensitivity: | Tracking: -158 dBm |
| Power supply: | DC 5V from USB or internal Li-ion |
| Power consumption: | 60mA(Average) |
| Antenna type: | Built in active patch antenna |
| Bluetooth: | Class 2, distance up to 10 meters |
| Dimension: | 78.5(L)x49.7(W)x6.8(H) mm |
| Weight: | 30 ± 0.5 g |
| LED indicator: | Red LED: Power on or battery charging indicator (low battery) Blue LED: BT indicator Green LED: GPS indicator |
| Operating temperature: | -10°C to + 60°C |
| Storage temperature: | -40°C to + 85°C |
| Operation humidity: | 5%~95%, Non-Condensing |
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