Hoverfly Elements G5 P3H (heading GNSS board)
1003952Hoverfly TechnologiesVendor declared
Why these values
How each figure on this part was established
Hoverfly Elements GNSS board built on the Septentrio mosaic-G5 P3H receiver, from the revision-controlled datasheet. Dual-antenna heading with pitch or roll; quad-band in single-antenna mode, triple-band in dual-antenna. Centimetre-level RTK: 0.6 cm + 0.5 ppm horizontal, 1 cm + 1 ppm vertical. Maximum update rate 20.0 Hz. SMA antenna connection with 3.0-5.5 V bias, 3.3 VDC input, 2 UART (LVTTL up to 4 Mbps), USB 2.0 HS and 2 user-programmable GPIO. Power 0.44 W typical. grade is `hardened` on published evidence rather than marketing tone: the datasheet cites MIL-STD-810H 514.8 Category 4 and 516.8 Procedure I qualification and a -40 C operating floor. chip_generation is `other` because the registry's list names u-blox and Unicore parts and Septentrio is neither - it is not an unknown. protocol records NMEA 0183, which the board outputs; it ALSO speaks Septentrio Binary Format and RTCM v2/v3, and the single-valued field cannot say so. constellations records the four the registry offers; the receiver additionally tracks QZSS, and the X5 also NavIC and L-band. WEIGHT IS THE DATASHEET FIGURE, NOT THE STOREFRONT'S: the shop reports 18.18 g as a rounded shipping weight, and the two disagree. Septentrio AIM+ anti-jamming and anti-spoofing throughout. size_classes declared as all five and flagged estimated, per the standing rule (Stephan, 2026-08-02 - declare all five, narrow only on evidence). Nothing recorded about this part rules a size class out. Hoverfly's product pages and datasheets make NO compliance claim at all - zero mentions of NDAA or Blue UAS across the entire Elements catalogue. The claim exists only in the June 2026 launch release, so the cert is recorded as `declared` against THAT url rather than the shop, because the press release is what actually made the claim. Nothing here is on the DIU Blue UAS Framework.
Hoverfly Elements Hoverfly Elements G5 P3H (heading GNSS board); Septentrio mosaic-G5 P3H receiver. Vendor-declared NDAA via the launch release only.
Specification
10 stated · 0 not published · 1 not researched
| Attribute | Value | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Bands | L1+L5/L2 | |
| Chip generation | other | |
| Constellations | GPSGalileoGLONASSBeiDou | |
| Grade | hardened | |
| Power draw | 0W | |
| Protocol | NMEA | |
| RTK | yes | |
| Size classes | 7in5in12in18in10in | estimated |
| Update rate | 20Hz | |
| Weight | 18g | |
| Magnetometer | not researched |
not published: we looked; the vendor states nothingnot researched: nobody has looked yet estimated: derived, not vendor-stated
Price
Indicative. Confirmed when the order is placed.
Converted
From USD at 1.1435 on 2026-07-09.
ECB euro foreign exchange reference rates, 2026-07-09 (USD per EUR, direct)
Compliance & origin
Claims
A declared claim is the vendor’s own; verified means a third party lists it.
Origin
- Made in
- not stated
- Company location
- withheld. Recorded. Visible to approved accounts.account
- Manufacturer
- Hoverfly Technologies
- NCAGE
- withheld. Odeon-resolved. Visible to licensed accounts.registry confirmedlicensed
- Category
- GNSS receivers
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