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Inexpensive OEM GPS Receivers
With PPS
Garmin GPS-18LVC
Without PPS
Globalsat BR-355, BU-353 and other modules using the SiRF chip sets.
With PPS
Garmin GPS-18LVC
Refclock Driver: Type 20
PPS: +- 1us
Cost: ~$70 - $80 (2007-11-10)
Specifications:
http://www8.garmin.com/products/gps18oem/spec.html
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Examples / HOWTOs:
Simple guide to using the GPS-18LVC on a spare PC with FreeBSD
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DavidTaylor
Using a Garmin GPS 18 LVC as NTP stratum-0 on Linux 2.6
Without PPS
Globalsat BR-355, BU-353 and other modules using the SiRF chip sets.
Refclock Driver: Type 20
Cost: ~$50 - $70 (2007-11-11)
Specifications:
http://www.globalsat.com.tw/eng/product_detail_00000043.htm
These don't work very well. They have two problems.
First is that they have a lot of jitter/wander. (The jitter is too low frequency to easily filter out.)
Second is that they have a strange off-by-a-second bug if there is a leap second pending.
This graph shows both quirks.
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Plot of Leap Second glitch in SiRF chip sets
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