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Vector™ V133 GNSS Smart Antennas
Vector™ V133 GNSS Smart Antennas
Vector™ V133 GNSS Smart Antennas - 2
Vector™ V133 GNSS Smart Antennas

Vector™ V133 GNSS Smart Antennas

V133 SX6 GNSS Receiver (20Hz, sFreq, mGNSS)
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  • ManufacturerHemisphere
  • Manufacturer Part number940-3170-10
  • Our Part number940

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Article no.: 940-3170-10

The Vector V133™ GNSS Compass supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, QZSS, and BeiDou satellites using Hemisphere GNSS’ Crescent Vector H220™ GNSS module. The V133 is designed for marine and land applications that require precise heading and sub-meter position performance. Featuring a Crescent Vector GNSS receiver and two separate antennas, V133 achieves heading accuracy of 0.30º RMS. The V133 tracks single frequency GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, QZSS, and BeiDou. The V133 can be upgraded via activations to support Atlas Lband. The V133 is a complete multi-GNSS compass system for heading and positioning in a single enclosure that requires only one power/data cable connection. With its CAN support and ease of installation, the V133 is the perfect solution for professional, commercial marine, Radar/ARPA, AIS, ECDIS, scanning sonar and vessel control applications. Key features of the V133 include: • Sub-meter positioning • DGNSS corrections from all SBAS constellations and over beacon • Position accuracies of 30 cm horizontal RMS without the need of a base station by using Atlas L-band* (*Requires the purchase of a subscription) • Heave of 30 cm RMS (DGNSS) • Heading accuracy of 0.30º RMS • Pitch and roll < 1° RMS • Simple menu operations • 1 PPS output • Event marker input • 1 full-duplex RS232, 1 full-duplex RS422, and 1 half-duplex RS422 serial ports for NMEA 0183 output and serial configuration • Up to 50 Hz output • Accurate heading up to 3 minutes during GNSS outages • Integrated sensor delivers fast startup times and provide heading updates during temporary loss of GNSS
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