Cellink has rolled out a bluetooth GPS receiver known as BTG-7000, which could most probably remind you of a wireless router, but in fact, it is not. So when it is not a wireless router, then what is this? Let’s check out its specs to know it.
(1) Supported NMEA 0183 command: GGA, GSA, GSV, RMC, GLL, VTG
(2) 10 hrs continuous working time and 300 hrs standby time (600 mAh)
(3) 4 LED indicators to show status of Bluetooth/GPS/battery/charging
(4) Sony high performance and low power consumption chipset
(5) Cold/Warm/Hot start time: 6/23/27 sec
(6) 16 channels parallel tracking
The standalone striking point to be talked about the latest Cellink BTG-7000 is its price, which you can grab for $36, and obviously looks to go but for any trouble.
