Parts list - partial

Parts list - partialEdit

Typical Field Site with up to 4 Antennas

1. Raspberry Pi 3  for a site with up to 4 antennas; in Canada, in USA
    
2. Adafruit Pi GPS hat (goes with RPi 3); in Canada, in USA 
    
3. case.  Heat dissipation is probably a good idea.  Here's an example
    

Handheld / Drone / Single Antenna site

1. Raspberry Pi Zero W (wireless); in Canada, in USA
    
2. Adafruit GPS breakout board; in Canada,  in USA
   
    
3. case ?

Other parts needed for most set-ups:

1. micro USB to DC Barrel cable; in Canada , in USA.
    
2. DC / DC converter e.g. this or this.
    
3. powered external GPS antenna (unless the GPS hat is given a view of the sky not blocked by metal)
   Any of the models in the link should be okay, but I'm not sure what people have been using
   lately.

Radios

• funcubedongle Pro Plus:  the well-tested traditional SG radio.  One per antenna
• SMA to BNC adapter; in Canada
  
  or
   
• RTL-SDR; e.g. from here.  Much cheaper, variety of models, but tested very little; One per antenna
• depending on the model, either SMA to BNC adapter (as for funcube), or a uFL to SMA
  cable, then an SMA to BNC adapter.