Hi Bob Joe,
The CMC Allstar was a high quality 12 channel L1 receiver. There was even
an option for the DGPS version to have an onboard OCXO. Joe, does your
have that or the ordinary Rakon TCXO?
Shure the Allstar is not a high sensitivity receiver so do not try indoor
navigation with this
It has the normal Rakon TXCO.
Joe Gray
W5JG
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 12:45 AM, Björn b...@lysator.liu.se wrote:
Hi Bob Joe,
The CMC Allstar was a high quality 12 channel L1 receiver. There was even
an option for the DGPS version to have an onboard OCXO. Joe, does your
have that or the
Joe,
On 08/18/2013 06:40 AM, Joseph Gray wrote:
Magnus,
Thanks for the comments. I did find the manual online. I will have to read
through it when I get a chance. From the past comments in the archives, I
was hoping to hear about anyone's experience using this in a GPSDO and
whether it
Hi
Pretty much everything made from silicon goes through 3-4 year cycles. Anything
that's 10 years old is a couple of cycles behind. It's probably not going to
work as well as an LEA-6T or even a LEA-5T. It might be competitive with a 4T
or a 3T.
Bob
On Aug 15, 2013, at 10:47 PM, Joseph
Hi Joe,
On 08/16/2013 04:47 AM, Joseph Gray wrote:
I just picked up a Star Box for $10. It has an Allstar DGPS board inside. I
saw several mentions of similar boards in the archives and I have found
some documentation on the net. Has anyone actually used one of these in a
GPSDO? Does it work
Magnus,
Thanks for the comments. I did find the manual online. I will have to read
through it when I get a chance. From the past comments in the archives, I
was hoping to hear about anyone's experience using this in a GPSDO and
whether it would be better than other brands.
I have set it aside
I just picked up a Star Box for $10. It has an Allstar DGPS board inside. I
saw several mentions of similar boards in the archives and I have found
some documentation on the net. Has anyone actually used one of these in a
GPSDO? Does it work any better than the usual Motorola, Rockwell, or other
