Attachment_1a_Lebanon.docx
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FA8629-17-R-5004
ATTACHMENT 1
Global Positioning System (GPS) Specifications The Physical dimensions of the High-Sensitivity Receiver GPS unit shall be 2.1" x 4.0" x 1.3" (5.4 x 10.3 x 3.3 cm), and weigh 5 ounces (141.7 g) with the two (2) AA batteries; NiMH or Lithium (preferred) installed. The display resolution shall be 240x320 pixels on a display type 2.2" transflective, 65K color TFT, the display size shall be 1.4" x 1.7" (3.5 x 4.4 cm); 2.2" diagonally (5.6 cm). The GPS unit must have the ability to store 3.7GB of memory/history and interface via a USB. This useful battery life must be 25 hours.
The GPS is required to have an updateable base map and must have the ability to add maps with an external microSD™ card. Must be able to add additional Points Of Interest (POIs) and store 2,000 waypoints/favorites/locations; 200 routes and track log 10,000 points, 200 saved tracks.
The GPS must have a barometric altimeter and a compass capable of area calculation and automatic routing (turn by turn routing on roads) with additional mapping options for detailed roads (the additional option is not required but the unit must have the ability to accommodate this feature. The unit must be Geocaching friendly and must be able to accommodate custom maps as well as provide sun and moon information and the ability to view pictures.
**Note GPS receivers are limited to Standard Positioning Service (SPS) performance standard for this effort. The SPS is a positioning and timing service provided by way of ranging signals broadcast at the GPS L1 frequency. The L1 frequency, transmitted by all satellites, contains a coarse/acquisition (C/A) code ranging signal, with a navigation data message, that is available for peaceful civil, commercial, and scientific use.
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