> Bjorn and I have a little project going where we use the CNC Allstar receivers. > They have the specific feature that their referens XO is at 10 MHz. This will > make it very easy to drop in a suitable oscillator. As it happends I see that a > FTS1200 and an Allstar receiver has showed up in my main rack during some > unexplainable appearance in the lab yeasterday. It is not as much the ability > too hook it up as getting the receiver time to EFC solution into place. I'm > working on that right now, but it will involve a little bit of wizardy. > The Allstar receivers have about 1 cm RMS of carrier noise which should show up > as about 33 ps RMS noise. It should be an interesting proof of concept thing.
I have some SuperStar II receivers and they also have a 10 MHz TCXO on them, now Novatel makes them. http://www.novatel.com/products/superstar.htm If you search for the phrase "OEM GPS MODULE WITH SMA ANTENNA CABLE" on eBay you should be able to find them when the person lists more (none currently show up). They appear to be OEM models with on a 4mb flash and not the newer 8mb flash so they can't be upgraded. I have lots of PDFs with info and everything. The pinout is more or less the same as the Rockwell Jupiter 8 boards. There is also an open-source GPS project that uses the chip on these, however the project in its current state is less than stellar. I bought 5 boards (was cheaper because of shipping costs). If you want one or two let me know, I'll sell them cheap. I only want to keep a couple for myself, definitely don't need 5. Jason _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list [email protected] https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts
