Bluenext - BN903S 65 Channels GPS Dongle
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Works fine with Linux too
I'm using this on Linux with gpsd. No trouble being detected as /dev/ttyUSB0 (or /dev/gps0 if you have extra udev rules) if you don't have any other usb serial device plugged in. I also have the Globalsat ND-100 and ND-100s adapters - which happen to be more expensive and have the (supposedly) high quality Sirf III chipset. I would say that the BlueNext BN903S is more stable and predictable in operation. Many times I have to unplug and replug the Globalsat dongles to reset them and get them to acquire a satellite lock. The BlueNext dongle is far less problematic so far - it starts up and acquires satellites every time without fiddling. From my experience so far I highly recommend it. Can't make many comments regarding using it on Windows though - as I don't.
Product Features
- Adopt Skytraq Venus 6 with 65-Channel for fast acquisition and reacquisition
- High sensitivity (to -160dBm)
- Excellent performance - Cold/Warm/Hot start time: 29/25/1 sec. (average)
- Smart power saving / 12~14 hours usage
- Support standard NMEA-0183
Product descriptions
Description : Still trying to figure out what GPS and "sat nav" guidance system to buy? Wouldn't it be great if your computer could function as your GPS navigation system? Check this out: UNIVERSAL USB GPS ADAPTER. Simply plug this GPS USB dongle into your laptop, desktop computer, or PDA and you'll be able to pick up a satellite positioning signal!+ FREE MobileNavigator 7 navigational DVD of 40 European Countries (30 days trial) - For Symbian S60 3rd Edition, Windows Mobile 5, 6 & 6.1BlueNEXT BN-903GPS Dongle represents the latest ingenious GPS technology from the leading GPS receiver manufacturer
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