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GPS Antenna NavSymm DCD-LPR-G
This DCD-LPR-G GPS antenna was produced from about 1993 to until at least 2015 by NavSymm. A GPS Time and Frequency device was built into the antenna and designed to be fitted on the roof of telephone exchanges and cell towers.
The internal GPS receiver is a 6 channel XR5 based 3 board stack which can track up to 8 GPS satellites. Communication to the equipment below is via a fibre optic cable which provides good protection from lightning strikes.
The internal GPS receiver is a 6 channel XR5 based 3 board stack which can track up to 8 GPS satellites. Communication to the equipment below is via a fibre optic cable which provides good protection from lightning strikes.
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Object Details
| ID: | ZBA9325 |
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| Type: | GPS Time & Frequency Receiver |
| Display location: | Not on display |
| Creator: | NavSymm |
| Date made: | 1993 |
| Credit: | © Intel Corporation (UK) Limited/Photo: © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
| Measurements: | Overall: 185 mm x 320 mm x 320 mm |
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