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SiRF GSC3 vs SiRF Star III
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| What's the difference between them?
Mhaxx
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"HOLUX GPSlim 236 Bluetooth & USB GPS Receiver GSC3 SiRF III 3"
That GSC3 describe the chip packaning IFAIK.
"Mhaxx" < supermhaxx@despammed
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> What's the difference between them?
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> Mhaxx
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Really? Maybe the SiRF Start is the family while the GSC3 an instance of
this family..
> "HOLUX GPSlim 236 Bluetooth & USB GPS Receiver GSC3 SiRF III 3"
What's it? An article?
> That GSC3 describe the chip packaning IFAIK.
I understand..
Mhaxx
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| > Really? Maybe the SiRF Start is the family while the GSC3 an instance of
> this family..
I can confirm by myself that "SiRF Start III" is the architecture and there
are some instances of it, like:
- GSC3e/LP
- GSC3LT
- GSC3LTi
Another architecture is named "SiRF Instant" and an example of instance is:
- GSCi-5000
Mhaxx
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| > - GSC3e/LP
> - GSC3LT
> - GSC3LTi
Now it's interesting to know what are the difference between them and which
is the best one? :-)
Mhaxx
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| Ramon F Herrera 2006-12-11, 12:33 pm |
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Mhaxx wrote:
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> Now it's interesting to know what are the difference between them and which
> is the best one? :-)
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> Mhaxx
Sometimes the differences in chip models are related to power
consumption and temperature range, with the "better" ones being much
more expensive, for military use.
-Ramon
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| Jesse 2006-12-16, 10:33 pm |
| Sirf III is amazingly good. Best receiver i've used so far had that
chip. It gets signal indoors when it is cloudly outside.
Ramon F Herrera wrote:
> Mhaxx wrote:
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> Sometimes the differences in chip models are related to power
> consumption and temperature range, with the "better" ones being much
> more expensive, for military use.
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> -Ramon
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| Rudolpho 2006-12-17, 4:33 am |
| Jesse wrote:
> Sirf III is amazingly good. Best receiver i've used so far had that
> chip. It gets signal indoors when it is cloudly outside.
If you are in a wooden house, but mine has a lot op steel and concrete,
so sitting a the window with my Garmin 60CSx is still necessary.
When traveling in a train it is a complete other story. Even on the
lower store I have almost full signal :-)
--
Rudolpho
A program is never finished until the programmer dies.
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Dave
"Mhaxx" < supermhaxx@despammed
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> What's the difference between them?
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> Mhaxx
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| Sam Wormley 2006-12-19, 7:33 am |
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> Best Damn receiver I've ever used
> Dave
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In terms of sensitivity? or accuracy? and if accuracy, how was
the accuracy determined?
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| Mainly in terms of speed, and sensitivity. I haven't fully tested the
accuracy, but was impressed with the above.
Dave
"Sam Wormley" <swormley1@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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> In terms of sensitivity? or accuracy? and if accuracy, how was
> the accuracy determined?
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| Sam Wormley 2006-12-19, 10:33 pm |
| noweldrecumbent2@hot
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> Mainly in terms of speed, and sensitivity. I haven't fully tested the
> accuracy, but was impressed with the above.
> Dave
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> "Sam Wormley" <swormley1@mchsi.com> wrote in message
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Thank you Dave.
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