SiRF Inc. complete GPS receiver, 1999

Made:
1999
SiRF Inc

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SiRF Inc. complete GPS receiver using the SiRFstarIIe chipset, provides positioning using the NAVISTAR satellite constellation developed by the US Defense Department. Made in Santa Clara, CA USA in 1999.

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Category:
Surveying
Object Number:
2000-1091
type:
gps
credit:
SiRF Inc.

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