The Crescent Vector II OEM board brings a series of new features to Hemisphere GPS Crescent receiver technology including heave, pitch, and roll output, more accurate timing, lower phase noise, and an improved accelerometer, the company explained, adding that this design provides precise heading and positioning accuracy even while sitting still. In addition, the compact size, low-power consumption, and simple configuration of the Crescent Vector II OEM board make it appropriate for system integrators. These advancements have been designed into the production of all Crescent Vector II products including the following:

• V101 and V111 all-in-one GPS compass (superceding the V100/V110) — an affordable heading and positioning 50-cm baseline smart antenna that combines the Crescent Vector II and two multipath-resistant antennas for precise guidance, portability, and simple installation.
•  VS101 and VS111 GPS compass (superceding the VS100/VS110) — This receiver with user interface display and two separately-mounted antennas utilizes the Crescent Vector II to deliver reliable accuracy at low cost and is ideal for professional machine control and navigation applications.
•  LV101 OEM board (superseding and backwards compatible to the LV100) — integrates the Crescent Vector II, two GPS antennas, an NMEA 2000 communication processor, a single axis gyro, a tilt sensor, and a power supply onto a single board to allow for ease of integration, and provides precise heading and sub-meter position accuracy even while stationary.