
With the introduction of the ESP32-CAN-X2 development board, it was suggested we also create a range of accessory boards in the form of “bolt-ons” – and that name stuck!
Adding high performance GPS
Our first bolt on is a GPS receiver – this uses the same high performance Skytraq SUP500F GPS receiver uses in the RaceCapture/Track MK1.
Features:
- High performance Skytraq SUP500F GPS receiver with integrated antenna
- 1/5/10/50 Hz update rate
- 65 Channel GPS L1 C/A Code
- Perform 8 million time-frequency hypothesis testing per second
- Open sky hot start 1 sec
- Open sky cold start 29 sec
- Signal detection is better than -161dBm
- Multipath detection and suppression
- Accuracy 2.5m CEP
- Maximum update rate 10 Hz
- Tracking current ~33mA
- Includes spot for CR1220 battery for GPS almanac backup, for faster restarts

It’s DIY – Soldering required
This bolt on requires soldering – see the full documentation on our wiki. Speaking of documentation, we have some great examples, including parsing GPS data into Latitude / Longitude / Speed messages, as well as broadcasting GPS data on CAN bus. Check it out on our github repository.

Available Now
Get it now in our online store or through participating dealers!