[FOSS-GPS] RTKlib begginer's question

[Daniel Kranich]

Hello!

I would suggest taking a look at Michele Bavaro's GPS recievers. I have 
just bought several and are very pleased with their functionality. I am 
currently using this board: 
http://www.onetalent-gnss.com/ideas/usb-hw-receivers/denga10 He 
suggested that board because of GLONAS support which is helpful in 
northern latitudes. It is also an NVS board which Michele has ALREADY 
created a patch for RTKlib which supports the NVS format.

Michele has also been invaluable as far as technical support goes, and 
if you post questions here, I'm sure I can put some of my learned 
experience to work so that you dont have to bother Michele quite as much.

--
Daniel Kranich
Northern Utility Services
Daniel at NUSalaska.com

On 7/23/2012 11:56 AM, Artyom G wrote:
> Dear collegues,
>
> Let me first introduce myself. My name is Artyom Gavrilov. I'm working 
> in the field of GNSS during last 3 years. I'm familiar with software 
> receivers and a little with hardware GPS/GLONASS receivers. There is a 
> web site with some of my project: http://gnss-sdr.ru/index.php?blogid=2 .
>
> My current aim is to understand principles of RTK and to study RTKlib. 
> And I have some questions regarding this aim.
>
> 1) What is the cheapest way to test RTKlib? As I understand many 
> people use skytraq S1315F, ublox or nsv08c-csm modules. Any other 
> easily affordable alternatives? Which one of the mentioned is the 
> best? (For me the most attractive is nvs08c-csm. Is it good enough?)
>
> 2) I've got access to couple of GPS+GLONASS receivers that output raw 
> data (pseudoranges, doppler, phase, etc). But this raw data is output 
> in manufacturer specific format. Is it possible to add support of 
> these receivers to RTKlib? How can I do it myself? Is there any good 
> starting point?
>
> Best regards,
> Artyom
>
>
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