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GNSS & Navigation

NavCore DualBand

SKU · AAD-NAVCORE-DB · Dual-Band GNSS v2

Dual-band GNSS module (L1+L5) built on the LOCOSYS MC1010-V2a, with hardware spoofing protection, a passive ceramic antenna and a built-in compass. Engineered to hold position in EW-contested airspace.

  • L1 + L5
  • Anti-Spoofing
  • 6 Constellations
  • 135 Satellites
  • UBX · 230400
NavCore DualBand
Key Advantage

Hardware-level anti-spoofing — simultaneous L1+L5 reception detects spoofing, and a relay physically cuts GPS power on detection so false coordinates never reach the flight stack.

Highlights

Core specs and the anti-spoofing features that set NavCore DualBand apart.

  • L1 + L5
  • Anti-Spoofing
  • 6 Constellations
  • 135 Satellites
  • UBX · 230400

Dual-Band L1 + L5

Simultaneous reception on L1 (1575.42 MHz) and L5 (1176.45 MHz) for faster fix, multipath rejection and stronger anti-spoofing.

Hardware Anti-Spoof Relay

On spoofing detection a hardware relay physically cuts GPS power — false coordinates never enter the flight stack, not just a software warning.

6 Constellations · 135 Sats

GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS, Galileo, QZSS and NAVIC — tracking up to 135 satellites simultaneously for a robust, redundant fix.

Built-In Compass

Integrated QMC5883L magnetometer over I2C with orientation referenced at the mounting hole for clean heading data.

Full Specifications

Complete technical data, connection interfaces, and package contents (Dual-Band GNSS v2).

GNSS moduleLOCOSYS MC1010-V2a (Taiwan)
ConstellationsGPS + BeiDou + GLONASS + Galileo + QZSS + NAVIC
BandsL1/E1/QZSS L1: 1575.42 MHz · L5/E5a/QZSS L5: 1176.45 MHz · BeiDou B1I: 1561.098 · B2a: 1176.45 · GLONASS L1: 1602.5625
Simultaneous satellitesup to 135
Protocol / UARTUBX / 230400 bps
Update rate5 Hz (1–10 Hz)
AntennaPassive (adaptable to active)
CompassQMC5883L (I2C); orientation at the mounting hole
Power50 mA (max 70 mA) @ 5V DC
WeightModule 4 g · ceramic antenna (50×50×10 mm) 26 g

Built For

Spoofing-resistant navigation across every platform on the AAD stack — from EW-contested ISR to long-range strike.

EW-Contested ISR

Persistent surveillance under jamming

Fixed-Wing UAV

Long-endurance & mapping

Multirotor

Quad, hex & octo platforms

Technical Documentation

Want the Full Picture?

Wiring diagrams, CAN and CSI pinouts, power rails, expansion options, and step-by-step setup — everything on NavCore DualBand lives in our Knowledge Base.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does NavCore DualBand resist GPS spoofing?

Simultaneous L1+L5 reception detects spoofing, and a hardware relay physically cuts GPS power on detection — so false coordinates never reach the flight stack, not just a software warning.

What is NavCore DualBand compatible with?

NavCore DualBand is built to run as one system on the AAD stack — it pairs with BattleCore FC7, MagCore CAN, SensCore and WindCore CAN.

How does NavCore DualBand connect?

It connects via UART · UBX protocol @ 230400 bps (TX/RX); Compass over I2C (SDA/SCL); 5V · GND.

What's included in the box?

1× GNSS module · 1× passive ceramic antenna (50×50×10 mm) · GNSS & I2C compass cables.

Is NavCore DualBand NDAA-compliant and made in the USA?

Yes — NavCore DualBand is NDAA-compliant and made in the USA.