GNS3000 - Bluetooth GPS Receiver for iPad and tablets

This is the 2020 version of famous GPS line of German manufacturer GNS GmbH, with increased sensitivity, SD-Card data logging and the ability to connect up to 5 devices simultaneously ! High precision with latest chip using the 3 best geolocating satellite networks : GPS (USA), GLONASS (Russia) and GALILEO (Europe) !

The GNS3000 is a wireless external GPS

It communicates with companion devices over Bluetooth. It is specially useful for Wifi-only iPads which don't have a true GPS inside (as a reminder, only the Cellular iPads have a fully featured GPS, the rest are only positionned through wifi hotspots and cell towers). With the GNS2000 plus receiver, you may now use your wifi-only iPad for marine, air or ground navigation !

The device is a highly accurate positionning tool using the latest GPS technology including Galileo, GPS and Glonass.

It provides positionning to any navigation app through the iPad's shared "location services". As such it is compatible with all famous marine navigation apps like Weather 4D Routing and Navigation, iNavX, iSailor etc

Being wireless, it can be conveniently stored in a pocket or left at a short distance (3-10m). As such it doesn't interfere with waterproof cases, allowing fill protection for the tablet.

• - Fully certified by Apple for iPad, iPhone, iPod, it is also compatible with Android devices and any device supporting SPP connections
• - up to 5 clients (iOS, Android, PC*, Mac*)
• - latest generation 99 Channel GPS/GLONASS/GALILEO chip with support for WAAS, EGNOS..
• - microSD card data logging (card not supplied) : up to 7 years on a 32GB card
• - non slipping silicone skin
• - integrated battery - 10 hrs operation under full charge
• - can be charged with USB connector
• - automatic switch-off when Bluetooth is not used
• - ON/OFF side button
• - very small size : 79 x 45 x 11mm
• - ultra light : 70 g

Included : USB charging cable to charge on any standard USB charger (like your iPhone charger)

* Pairing this device with a PC or Mac is not plug & play and requires some technical knowledge about Windows or MacOs