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Vega 40 GNSS Compass Board
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Develop sophisticated machine control and navigation solutions in a world of complex dynamic environments. The Vega 40 is one of our most advanced GNSS heading and positioning charts.<\/p>\n

The Vega 40 utilizes two antenna ports to provide a range of additional features including fast, high-precision heading over short baselines, RTK positioning, onboard Atlas L-band, RTK-enabled Heave function, low power consumption and precise timing.<\/p>\n

Scalable solutions<\/strong>
With the Phantom 4, positioning is scalable and can be upgraded on site with all Hemisphere software and service options. Use the same easy integration either in single frequency mode or take advantage of full performance and fast RTK initialization times over long distances with GNSS signals with multiple frequencies and constellations. High-precision L-band positioning from the meter to the sub-decimeter range available via the Atlas GNSS correction service.<\/p>\n

Easy migration<\/strong>
Use the industry standard form factor for easy upgradeability of modules from other manufacturers.<\/p>\n

Most important features<\/strong><\/p>\n