Hi Karl
   It's not a GPS and it requires a small circuit but I have been using the
Radio Shack clock with SDR for awhile and it works well (~$40). I have the
antenna at the end of a 30' cable to locate it in an area of good reception.
Barry


Karl Cunningham wrote:

> Greetings --
>
> The San Diego Museum of Natural History is interested in buying a GPS for
> timing for their seismometer, which will be running SDR.
>
> The GPS must accomodate an external active antenna that can be located on
> the roof, at then end of about 150 feet of cable.  Of course, cost is a
> factor too.
>
> Does anyone have any recommendations on a GPS I could suggest to the museum?
>
> Karl Cunningham
> La Mesa, CA.
> PSN Station #40
> karlc@.......
>


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