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GP-Cloud vs 8230AJ GPS/GNSS Anti-Jam Outdoor Antenna

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Cost of ownershipGP-Cloud8230AJ GPS/GNSS Anti-Jam Outdoor Antenna
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Specs

Technical specifications.

SpecGP-Cloud8230AJ GPS/GNSS Anti-Jam Outdoor Antenna
FunctionReal-time GNSS interference detection, classification, TDOA localization and signal quality analytics—
Supported GPSPATRON probesGP-Probe TGE2 (3-channel), GP-Probe DIN L1—
Third-party receiver supportRTCM@NTRIP, NMEA@NTRIP, Septentrio SBF, u-blox UBX—
GNSS constellationsGPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo—
Detectable eventsSpoofing, jamming, anomaly, interference, PPS offset, low position accuracy, offline, hardware error (varies by probe type)—
Spoofing scenarios coveredAsynchronous, synchronous, synchronous multiple-TX (with TGE2), spoofing combined with jamming—
Interference classificationModulation feature analysis of RF spectrum; spectrogram visualization (TGE2)—
Interference localizationTDOA using raw IQ data from multiple probes—
Alerting channelsEmail, webhooks, RabbitMQ—
APIREST API with Swagger documentation—
Logged parameters40+ satellite parameters: pseudorange, carrier phase, Doppler, CN0, DOPs, and more—
Data retention14-day measurement storage (Base); 12-month event storage; custom periods and raw GNSS retention (Enterprise)—
DashboardsReal-time probe status, event statistics, interactive map, satellite heat maps, 15+ chart types—
DeploymentCloud (Base/Enterprise) or on-premises (Base/Enterprise)—
On-premises capacity (Base)Single server, up to 8 GP-Probe TGE2 or 16 GP-Probe DIN L1—
On-premises EnterpriseMulti-instance clustering, unlimited probes, active-active redundancy, database clustering, zero-downtime backups—
Type—active antenna with passive horizon-blocking (anti-jam) reception pattern
Antenna pattern—0 dB at zenith; >=15 dB rejection below 30 degrees elevation; 20 dB+ effective interference rejection vs standard antenna
Frequency—1559-1606 MHz — GPS L1, GLONASS L1, BeiDou B1, Galileo E1, QZSS L1
Gain—40 dB internal LNA (three-stage, mid-section SAW, tight pre-filter)
Out-of-band rejection—>50 dB below 1500 MHz and above 1650 MHz
Connector—N-type female; recommended cable low-loss LMR-400 equivalent
Max cable length—125 m (400 ft); 250 m (800 ft) with Model 8227 inline preamplifier
Power—2.5-16 V, 19 mA typical, fed by receiver over antenna coax
Size—100 mm dia x 101.5 mm H (127.2 mm incl. connector); weight 370 g
Enclosure—UV-resistant high-temperature polycarbonate radome, Zamak white-metal base; IP67
Temperature range—-40 to +85 C
Mounting—L-bracket + hose clamps included (pipe/pole); optional flat-roof mount (8213) and rugged post mount (ANT-KT); drop-in replacement for Model 8230
Warranty—1-year limited
Ordering / variants—Single model 8230AJ. Accessories: Model 8213 flat-roof antenna mount (ballasted, 39.7 cm dia), Model 8224 antenna splitter, Model 8226 surge suppressor + grounding kit, Model 8227 inline preamplifier, Model 8235 PVC mounting pipe, ANT-KT rugged post mount, standard and plenum-rated cable assemblies, weather-proofing kit.
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