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USB GPS SatNav receiver/antenna for your Windows, Mac, or Linux laptop computer. BU-353 was first released in 2005. If I recall correctly, BU353 was among the very first two USB GPS receivers based on the very powerful SiRFstarIII chip. (The first one was MR-350). Four years later, and GlobalSat BU-353 is still doing very well. The ND-100 USB GPS dongle is a highly sensitive GPS receiver that is ideally suited for. Included USB Drivers: Windows XP, Vista 32-bit/64-bit, Linux, Mac.

A great reliable and portable GPS receiver! From there all you need to is specify the serial port number the operating system has allocated to the GPS receiver and away you go! When trying the NDS on my Ubuntu I am running win 8 64 on my laptop and it picked up the device with no problem. This item doesn’t belong on this page.

I am running win 8 64 on my laptop and it picked donglle the device with no problem. It’s good to see sellers are valuing customer satisfaction. I couldn’t be happier. Once the NDS is up and running, there seem to be far fewer dropouts in built-up areas or on cloudy days etc It doesn’t need a battery and drains very little power.

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Compared to other devices I own, I find that the time to lock a position is about average for a GPS device these days. This item doesn’t belong on this page. If you’re a Linux or Windows user, the NDs is definitely a worthwhile investment for anyone looking for a trouble free, easy to use GPS solution.

Since most of my use would be outdoors sailing or driving I decided to give it a try. X 13arima seats binary for mac. I picked this particular unit because of its technical specifications; it draws power from USB and is smaller than the other receivers I own.

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Cannot install phstat for mac. Additional Product Features User Interface. In conclusion I’d have to say this thing deserves top marks. I did not spend much time trying to get it to work with streets, so it may be a user issue problem.

A great reliable and portable GPS receiver! If you’ve never used a USB type GPS before you might be a little intimidated by the setup required to get the unit working with whatever program your using but the manual is pretty clear and the main thing you need to do is go into the Windows Dev ice Manager and set the port settings to whatever your program requires.

This GPS receiver is a compact device, which gets easily plugged into your laptop. The package arrived safely in Australia with a thank you note and some instructions for those who m ight’ve been unfortunate enough to receive damaged nd-100x.

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For some reason probably Windows it seems to default to baud instead of the that most programs seem to like. When trying the NDS on my Ubuntu The quality of manufacture is superb.

The only time it refused to get a fix was when I tried it on my desktop computer No biggie as this is the only thing you will probably need to change. Skip to main content. The only tricky thing you might find is that there is no really easy way of determining what port number has been assigned to the GPS unit which might make it a little frustrating for non tech-savvy users.

A well priced, nd-10s to use, quality product. I also found it works better when its away from the laptop on the usb cable than came with the device. More items related to this product. For the record I’m using Windows 7 Professional.

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I was a little sceptical about buying this receiver as it got a few bad reviews It quickly acquires satellites for nd-100a instant tracking. From there all you need to is specify the serial port number the operating system has allocated to the GPS receiver and away you go!

Show More Show Less. Worth the money Good product. Installation was straight forward. This device is one of four other devices I own. I was able to run the device with several free map apps but I could not get Microsoft streets to recognize the device.