Explore L-Band with RTK Facet

The SparkFun RTK Facet L-Band is now available along with an assembled version of our MOSFET Power Control Kit and more!

View in browser WHAT'S NEW    TOP SELLERS    ARDUINO    RASPBERRY PI    SALE    TUTORIALS    VIDEO The SparkFun RTK Facet L-Band is your one-stop shop for high-precision geolocation and surveying needs. At just the press of a button, the RTK Facet L-Band is the fastest way to take centimeter-grade measurements. With built-in corrections, 14mm Real-Time Kinematic fixes are less than a minute away. By connecting your phone to the RTK Facet L-Band over Bluetooth®, your phone or tablet can receive the NMEA output and work with most GIS software.    The RTK Facet L-Band utilizes corrections from u-blox's PointPerfect service broadcast from a geosynchronous Inmarsat satellite. The only setup required is a WiFi SSID and password. Once entered, the device will provision itself and periodically (once a month) update the decryption keys necessary to use the PointPerfect service. The price of the RTK Facet L-Band includes a 12-month subscription! The newest Facet allows access to L-Band! This is an assembled version of the SparkFun MOSFET Power Control Kit, a breakout PTH soldering kit for the RFP30N06LE N-Channel MOSFET. This kit comes preassembled with everything already soldered onto the PCB. If you are looking for more control over projects that require a little more power than normal, but need a better way than your breadboard, this kit is perfect for you. A fully assembled MOSFET Power Control Kit The EM-506N5 GPS receiver from USGlobalSat is based on the MediaTek high-performance L1 band GNSS receiver. This is the new version of the EM-506. It includes onboard voltage regulation, an LED status indicator, battery-backed RAM, and a built-in patch antenna! If you just need an L1 receiver, we have you covered, too! This U.FL Removal and Insertion Tool is for withdrawing U.FL-LP-040 and U.FL-LP-066 connectors from a seated position. The L-shaped bending portion of the jig is hooked on the connector cap to provide stable pressure & minimize the risk of damaging the U.FL SMD connector on your board. It may sound a bit silly to pick up a tool to insert or remove a U.FL connector, but why risk damaging a $100+ board over U.FL? Safely remove and insert U.FL! When talking about narrowband vs. broadband (also sometimes referred to as wideband), there is no inherent better frequency - however, the context of use will result in a better choice for your application needs. Have you ever been curious about what the differences are between narrowband and broadband?  Narrowband vs. Broadband SparkFun Electronics, 6333 Drycreek Pkwy, Niwot, CO 80503, (303) 284-0979 Unsubscribe Manage preferences