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GPS 15xL™ is versatile, high-sensitivity sensor designed for a variety of OEM applications, including car navigation, wireless communication, marine navigation and mapping. Slightly smaller than a matchbook, GPS 15xL™ weigh approximately 15 grams. The GPS 15xL™ have true RS-232 ports, and they offer excellent EMI/RFI performance, so you can use it near mobile computing devices and wireless communications equipment with minimal concern of interference. |
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