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Supported operating systems: Windows10/ 8/7 / Vista / XP / CE
VK-172 baud rate automatically adapt to any baud data output
Supported Google Earth
Ublox 7020 chip
Please contact us for the driver before use it,
Please use it outside if it can not get the satellites
Specification:
Supported operating systems: Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP/CE
Support Google Earth
C / A code, 1.023MHz stream
Receive Band: L1 [1575.42MHz] Tracking Channels: 56
Support DGPS [WAAS, EGNOS and MSAS]
Positioning performance: 2D plane: 5m [average]
2D plane: 3.5m [average], has DGPS auxiliary.
Drift: Timing Accuracy: 1us
Reference coordinate system: WGS-84
Maximum altitude: 18,000 m
Maximum speed: 500m / s
Acceleration: Tracking sensitivity:-162dBm
Acquisition sensitivity:-160dBm
Cold Start Time: 29s [average]
Warm start time: 28s [average]
Hot start time: 1s [average]
Recapture Time: 0.1s [average]
Operating temperature: -30 to +80
Packing includes:
1* VK172 G-MOUSE USB GPS/GLONASS USB GPS Receiver
かず
Reviewed in Japan on January 27, 2025
FIREタブレットにGPSをつけるために購入。アプリいれGPS無事受信してカーナビ化できました。安価な割にはいいと思います。
redcannon
Reviewed in Japan on January 15, 2025
すぐにGPS信号を補足、とまでいかない。少し時間がかかる。でも価格が価格、だけにしょうがない、と思っている。信号補足後は正常に動作している。
Dana Govang
Reviewed in Canada on November 1, 2024
Arrived quickly and in excellent condition.
Herb Duncan
Reviewed in Canada on October 1, 2024
It was not able to pick up enough signals to get location fix.
droneab
Reviewed in Canada on August 20, 2023
I purchased this as part of an ADS-B receiver kit
David Walker-Kierluk
Reviewed in Canada on June 17, 2023
Read reviews complaining that some work and some don't, so for the price... I bought two to see what would happen.The lack of a user manual or any guide to current drivers made this product a bit hit-and-miss. Although I was eventually able to find the basic drivers I would need with some extensive Googling, there is no software that I can find that allows the user to get into the receiver itself and adjust any settings at all. You basically have to hope and pray that whatever program you are trying to use is smart enough to recognize and use the antenna. If not... You're just plain out of luck. At the end of the day, paying $20 instead of $80 for something else will save you money, but you lose the rest in mental health wrestling these things into functioning condition.
Meshal Ben Saoub
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on December 2, 2023
سيئ
Dave Blizzard
Reviewed in Canada on August 19, 2022
Found no documentation or support. Driver link was not working...Emails to source are unanswered...
Bubbles65
Reviewed in Canada on December 10, 2020
setting up a chartplotter with pi4, Glonass GPS works well on initial set-up in concrete basement
gsownsby
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2020
As an Amateur Radio Operator (Ham Radio), location reporting is very useful as we support public events, search & rescue, disaster response, etc. This wonderful little dongle makes position reporting simple and easy. Based on my personal use, it works on Apple IOS (MacBook Pro 2015) and on Windows 10 (a virtual machine running via Parallels Software on my MacBook). I have also used it with other Apple & Windows, GPS-aware apps, and everything seems to get along and work fine.Just be aware that this dongle provides GPS information only. What you can do with that data is up to you and other apps you may have that can use GPS data. No software is provided with this dongle...it is intended to simply be a source of GPS data.When used with GPS-aware apps like Winlink (ham radio software that allows emails to be sent/received via the Internet and via radio signals), position reporting is super simple with this little dongle. GPS coordinates are acquired then other apps like Winlink pass them along to other location tracking software and apps like APRS.fi. This dongle opens up a world of capabilities. It also seems to work well even in interior environments (as within our home) so don't let the small size fool you. It does work.For the money and small size, this is a great inexpensive investment in GPS technology that has practical real-world uses.
rex
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2019
This is a great little GPS receiver for the money. It's based on the u-blox 7 chipset. I have it working on a Mac and Windows. I think it's compatible with the FTDI drivers that I already had installed for USB to serial adapters, because I didn't have to download a driver on either OS. On Mac, it showed up as /dev/cu/usbmodem14201. It worked perfectly with "GPS Dashboard" from the Mac App Store. On Windows, you can access it through a standard COM port. By default, the device was set up for the GPS satellites, and starts sending out NMEA messages when the serial port is opened.To configure its settings, you can use the U-Center eval software (only for Windows) from u-Blox. On the View-Configuration menu you can change the options. You can enable GLONASS but you have to uncheck the GPS and SBAS types, otherwise it won't accept the changes. Either GPS or GLONASS can be selected, but not simultaneously. Note that it goes back to GPS when power is lost unless you save the configuration to the device NVRAM. The options for Beidou and Galileo are greyed out, so I don't think it works with those - even though the package insert says "Galileo".With GPS, it outputs NMEA strings starting with $GP.... and with GLONASS it outputs strings starting with $GL...Using the GLONASS, it takes longer to lock on to satellites. Maybe gets 5 sats total. GPS will lock onto 8 to 10 in the same spot. I can use it in GPS mode indoors but GLONASS is hit or miss.Bonus: you can configure this for 10Hz output in the rate settings. But I also bumped up the baud rate to 19200.All in all, a pretty cool little receiver!
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