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RF Design's GPS seminar a great success

30 January 2002 Events

RF Design held its u-Blox seminar and new product launch recently at the Kyalami Castle. The seminar was a great success and well-attended. The company has decided to hold a seminar annually from now on. Reasons for the seminar were: to launch the new TIM macro-component GPS from u-Blox, to explain in more detail the unique AT command and data logger functions available on the GPS-MS1E and GPS-PS1E product lines, and to create more exposure and awareness for the u-Blox GPS product lines.

At the u-Blox GPS seminar: Patrik Eggenberger, Allan Saul, Nigel Carter, Bryan Willsher, Andrew Hutton
At the u-Blox GPS seminar: Patrik Eggenberger, Allan Saul, Nigel Carter, Bryan Willsher, Andrew Hutton



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