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That is bullshit. ~7 yeras ago I worked at a company, which designed and manufactured GNSS receivers capable of receiving gps,glonass,gallileo,qzss and blend th
by omgtehlion 8y ago
That is bullshit. ~7 yeras ago I worked at a company, which designed and manufactured GNSS receivers capable of receiving gps,glonass,gallileo,qzss and blend the signals to get more accurate solution. Receivers started at $5000 a pop though.
The company had no problems selling in the US abd Russia. And even had multiple competitors.
Hence, expert/import laws are not a problem. At least for professional equipment.
- omgtehlion 8y agoP.S.: the tech was around at least a decade ago. Nowadays you can have at least alternating mode in cheap consumer devices.
- olex 8y agoNowadays, combined GNSS receivers like you mention are available from various electronic retailers for around 20-50$ a piece. The uBlox Neo M8 is a popular chip, there are a few others too. They are widely used in UAVs (where I know them from) and a variety of other applications, and routinely use anywhere between 22-28 active satellites from multiple constellations (compared to typical 7-11 visible for GPS alone).