Larry --

How much would it be for the receiver and antenna without interface card?

Karl

--On Sunday, July 15, 2001 01:17 -0700 Larry Cochrane 
 wrote:
> A few weeks ago Chris Long (ChrisL@........... contacted me about buying
> some GPS interface boards from me. He has 20, and will be getting a total
> of 80, Motorola ONCORE GPS receivers and antennas. They are slightly used
> but in good condition. I had him send me one of each so I could test them
> with SDR and they work fine. They are exactly the same receiver I have
> been selling except these have the battery option. The antenna is similar
> to the one I have been selling for awhile except the wire is a lot
> shorter. The antenna I got from him has ~45 inch (1.1 meters) of wire and
> manufactured by AeroAntenna Technology. The part number is
> AT575-109-OCXR-48-05-12-NM. See this page
> http://www.aeroantenna.com/html/ordering.html for more info. The GPS
> antenna I have been sell has 16 feet (4.8 m) of wire, other then that,
> both seem to work about the same. See
> http://www.seismicnet.com/gps/index.html for information on the ONCORE GPS
> receiver and the antenna I am selling.
>
> Chris would like to sell the GPS parts in lots of ten. The units we don't
> buy from him will probably be placed on EBay with a starting bid of ~$45
> for the receiver and $10.00 for the antenna. I plan to buy 10 or 20 for
> my stock and sell a complete timing system, including my interface board
> for around $120.00. This would be 1/2 of the current price using new GPS
> receivers and antennas.
>
> Please let me know if you are interested in one or more of the GPS
> receivers and / or antennas, or a complete time system including my
> interface board.

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