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  1. Jamey Sharp (jamey@toot.cat)'s status on Friday, 22-Feb-2019 19:06:51 EST Jamey Sharp Jamey Sharp

    @er1n sort of? depends on your size/weight/power/$/time budgets.

    if you have a decent SDR receiver that can listen at 1575.42MHz with at least a few MHz bandwidth, there are open source implementations like https://github.com/gnss-sdr/gnss-sdr that worked in my experiments. we've written our own several times, too: https://github.com/psas/gps

    we built custom hardware: https://github.com/psas/gps-rf-board, https://github.com/psas/gps-cpld, and https://github.com/psas/stm32/tree/master/projects/flight-gps

    or there's e.g. https://github.com/swift-nav/piksi_hardware which you can just buy.

    In conversation Friday, 22-Feb-2019 19:06:51 EST from toot.cat permalink

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    1. gnss-sdr/gnss-sdr
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      GNSS-SDR, an open source GNSS software defined receiver - gnss-sdr/gnss-sdr
    2. psas/gps-rf-board
      from GitHub
      Open source SDR + COTS GPS board provides I and Q data plus COTS binary data over Ethernet. - psas/gps-rf-board
    3. psas/gps-cpld
      from GitHub
      Sketch of design for CPLD to create bridge between GPS IQ data and SPI interface. - psas/gps-cpld
    4. swift-nav/piksi_hardware
      from GitHub
      Piksi hardware design. Contribute to swift-nav/piksi_hardware development by creating an account on GitHub.
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