This shop, you can find every component you need.
https://www.autosteer.cc/produkt-kategorie/elektronik-teile/
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Hello, maybe this is not suitable question for this discusion, but can someone tell me what are dimentions of PCBv2, I would be grateful.
110/157mm
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PCBv2 dimensions: 149,20mm * 100,94mm
Best shops for electronics / parts;
Ali is great for all types of parts / components / knockoffs
Mouser.com
These guys literally have everything, insane fast shipping.
Pretty much the same thing as Mouser, fast shipping.
Based off UBLOX F9P, these gnss units are very user friendly and easy to configure. The RS2 makes setting up a base super easy and portable. The value here is the interface, and it works very well.
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Like Digikey and Mouser … just usually more expensive.
It sometimes can be surprising
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Hello
Anyone know if this RTK board can do the job instead of ardusimple?
Yes this board does the job .
Yes but you will need an external correction radio, not a bad thing cause you can get some powerful external units.
I use the sparkfun board it is a very good board.
What does make one F9P board better than the other? I thought price was the main decision factor for AOG users? The one above does not cost much more than the Ardusimple board, almost the same.
Its all how you want to integrate it, that’s about it.
I like sparkfuns board cause it leaves my choices of peripherals wide open, small form factor, and cheap like borscht.
If I had zero gnss setup experience I would just get an Emlid M2, its f9p too. But the user interface and built in ability to get corrections using your cellphone hotspot is well worth it.
Ag open lets you choose, which is nice… unlike green, red, and blue.
The f9p is a real gem.
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Can you specify what I need more then?
With the spark fun board you need a means of sending and obtaining your corrections, so you can bring them from aog over UsB, or you can get external lora radios, or external cellular modems, or if your really looking for a challenge a bluetooth or wifi to ttl adapter.
Lots of different ways to hook it up, all dependant on what your operation requires.
For RTK you require 2 boards to run your own base station, and rover.
Or Emlid M2’s and it just works easy.
I use RS components quite a lot for hardware. Especially quality switchgear, enclosures and connectors. Enormous range of components. Even obscure OEM switches can often be sourced. Very fast service and free delivery.
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Has anyone else tried the skytraq px1172rh. I just got mine out of the box driving around the yard on the roof of the pickup heading seem to work good roll is off but i think just need to tweak offset calibration.
Ok so the main point for myself is ublox is the proprietor of the the ZED-F9P and then there are companies that add this module to their boards such as ardusimple, Amid, sparkfun etc. I just wonder if we go direct to ublox but with caution as their supplied radios are difficult to get working as apposed to ardusimple that seemed to be the cheapest way to get up and running with base station to rover fixed.
Maybe I’m wrong here as the sparkfun seems so attractive with that video demonstration and beautiful enclosure ready to go options.
For myself I would just use the ardusimple or sparkfun board. I don’t know what others think.
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Unless you have a specialized pick and place machine, chip soldering oven, and wave soldering table. Buying the evaluation boards is the way to go.
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Or a PCB printer:
But still 5k€ !
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WOW! 5K gives you a pile of time at JLCPCB, but for one off tests soooo very Cool.
Will this be the new sufficient lifestyle, like techno Amish, you can utilize electronics only if you can build them yourself?
How long till we truly get the star trek replicator?
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