Digital Yacht GPS160 TriNav Sensor w/USB Output

The Digital Yacht GPS160 TriNav Sensor with USB Output is a high-performance GNSS positioning receiver designed for applications where accuracy, redundancy, and real-time positioning are mission-critical. This compact sensor leverages simultaneous GPS, Galileo, and GLONASS satellite constellation access—a tri-constellation approach that delivers superior positional accuracy and availability compared to single-system receivers, particularly in environments where signal obstruction or denial is a concern.

TriNav technology enables the GPS160 to process signals from all three satellite systems simultaneously, ensuring continuous fix availability even when individual constellations experience temporary signal loss. The unit features field-programmable operating modes, allowing operators to select single-constellation operation (such as Galileo-only mode) or multi-constellation redundancy based on mission requirements. USB output integration provides direct connectivity to tactical computing platforms, command centers, and embedded systems without requiring proprietary interface hardware. Configurable output formats, update rates, and NMEA sentence structures ensure compatibility across diverse operational networks and legacy systems commonly encountered in military and maritime environments.

This receiver serves maritime navigation, offshore operations, geospatial survey, autonomous vehicle navigation, and tactical positioning applications where resilience to atmospheric interference and signal jamming resistance matter. The TriNav architecture is particularly valuable in denied-access scenarios where reliance on a single satellite constellation introduces unacceptable risk. Compact form factor (7 x 4 x 10 inches) and lightweight construction (1 lb) enable rapid deployment and integration into vehicle-mounted or portable tactical systems without significant logistical burden.