Finnish GPS repeater manufacturer, Roger-GPS, responded to customer demand and has introduced a new repeater that is approved for use in a railway environment.The repeater covers GPS L1, GLONASS G1, Galileo E1 and BeiDou B1 signals and complies with European standard EN 50155.Following is a description of EN50155; full technical details here.

So, we reach the end of an era ….Since 2012, the mainstay of our product range has been the GPSR-1 repeater from Finnish manufacturer Roger GPS. We have sold hundreds of them, usually as part of a GPS repeater kit complete with an antenna, a coaxial cable and all the fixings.It proved to be extremely reliable in a wide range of applications for those who need GPS L1 signals inside their premises.

GPS repeater system in bus terminals ensure that timetable systems are up-to-date at all timesBackground:In these fast-moving, highly-connected times, bus passengers expect accurate real-time information (RTI) at their fingertips.  For example, the Citymapper App helps to get you around London with ease ……….Modern passenger busses carry GPS satellite navigation systems to determine their exact location at all times.The on-board system transmits its location data to a central computer. The computer communicates the information to passengers via an array of interfaces.