Gilsson SMB-F9B - GPS antenna - outdoor

Gilsson SMB-F9B - GPS antenna - outdoor Review

Increase your GPS signal reception and accuracy in even the most demanding outdoor environments with an active external GPS antenna! Guaranteed to be the best performing active external GPS antenna on the market, boost GPS signal reception with Gilsson's GPS antenna!This product is designed for the following GPS receivers:Magellan RoadMate 300;Magellan RoadMate 500;Magellan Roadmate 700;Magellan Roadmate 760;Magellan Meridian Color;Lowrance iWay 100M;Lowrance iWay 500C;Lowrance AirMap 1000;Lowrance AirMap 2000C.It is not compatible with the RoadMate 800.

Gilsson Amplified External MCX GPS Antenna with Windshield Mount for Garmin Nuvi 660 765 855 885 TomTom Go 720 OneXL

Gilsson Amplified External MCX GPS Antenna with Windshield Mount for Garmin Nuvi 660 765 855 885 TomTom Go 720 OneXL Review

Gilsson Amplified External MCX GPS Antenna with Windshield Mount for Garmin Nuvi 660 765 855 885 TomTom Go 720 OneXL Feature

• High-performance gps mcx antenna for garmin, tomtom & navman gps receivers

Gilsson High Performance Active GPS Antenna with right angle MCX connector - for All New Garmin Nuvi series, StreetPilots I and C Series and TomTom Go 910 710 510 One XL XL-S XLS GPS Receivers

SBG-190: GPS Re-radiating antenna / GPS Signal Booster

SBG-190: GPS Re-radiating antenna / GPS Signal Booster Review

SBG-190: GPS Re-radiating antenna / GPS Signal Booster Feature

• Plug-N-Play,easy to use. Improves your GPS signal strength.
• The re-radiating range could reach one meter diameter.
• The simple of structure make as easy installation.
• For L1 band GPS signal, meets most of the GPS Receivers on the Market.
• This unit is not directly connected to your GPS unit, and can therefore be used with a variety of different models. It draws power from your car cigarette lighter. It is great for GPS without external antenna connector such as Garmin eTrex.

This GPS re-radiating antenna vastly improves the reception of your GPS unit, by providing stronger signal strength. It does this with the aid of 2 antennas. The first antenna, which would usually be fixed to a windshield or other surface, receives the information from the GPS satellite. This is then re-radiated through the second antenna, from where it is picked up via the GPS unit's antenna.