Such a thing doesn't exist. For one, neither Beidou nor Galileo are operational GNSSes, so there is no economic incentive to create receivers that work with th

Such a thing doesn't exist. For one, neither Beidou nor Galileo are operational GNSSes, so there is no economic incentive to create receivers that work with those services. Also, the Chinese government only just today published Beidou's ICD, the document that specifies the open-access Beidou signals: http://www.insidegnss.com/node/3331 http://www.insidegnss.com/node/3331