onocoy Documentation
  • 1. INTRODUCTION
    • What is Onocoy?
  • Why GNSS matters?
  • Mission and Vision
  • 2. How It Works (DePIN + GNSS)
    • DePIN for GNSS
  • Decentralizing correction data
  • Benefits for users and miners?
  • 3. Become a Miner
    • Hardware recommendations
    • Installation guide
    • Connect your station to onocoy
    • Data Validation
  • Receive rewards
  • Data quality standards
  • Reward calculation
    • Location Scale
  • Explorer
    • Sky Map
  • 4. Get GNSS Corrections
    • Getting datacredits
    • Setting of the credentials
    • Configure the GNSS receiver
    • Setting up a GNSS receiver (to delete)
  • Service levels
  • 5. Token and Incentives
    • ONO token utility and design
  • Tokenomics
  • Mining rewards breakdown
  • Token release strategy
  • 6. How to Contribute.
    • Deployment partners
    • Hardware partners
  • Rooftop partners
  • Distribution partners
  • 7. Governance and Community
    • DAO & voting
  • 8. FAQ / Troubleshooting
    • Top miner questions
      • Explaining datum shifts
  • Correction usage issues (WIP)
  • Support contact
  • Glossary
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Hardware recommendations

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Start mining now! You will need a GNSS receiver and antenna in order to be able to mine rewards. The type of receiver and antenna is up to you! Here are a few recommendations:

  • For maximizing rewards, a triple- or quad band GNSS receiver that supports all of the major constellations (GPS, Galileo, Beidou and Glonass) is required.

    Fitting products are (amongst others) SparkFun's , ArduSimple’s boards, or based devices such as from GNS Electronics.

  • GNSS receivers with a lower number of supported frequency bands (e.g. only L1+L2, or L1+L5, such as the u-blox ZED-F9P or Quectel LG69T / LC29H) will receive rewards, albeit at a lower level than triple/quad band receivers

  • A high quality GNSS antenna which supports the receiver’s frequency bands.

  • The GNSS receiver should either directly support connection to an Ethernet/Wifi network, or be connected to a host (Raspberry Pi, ESP32, or equivalent) that acts as a bridge. It must also have "NTRIP Server" functionality.

  • Please note that GNSS receivers only receive signals, hence, there is no additional electromagnetic transmission originating from operating the receiver.

RTK mosaic-X5
simpleRTK3B
Unicorecomm UM9xx
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Locosys GB-104B and GB-10WB

  • Triple frequency

  • Wifi connection (GB-10WB) or LTE connection (GB-104B)

  • Supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS

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GNS Electronics NTRIP-X Basestation Bundle

  • Triple frequency

  • Supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and NavIC

  • Wifi connection

  • Benchmark installations:

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SparkFun RTK mosaic-X5

  • Triple frequency

  • Supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and NavIC

  • Wifi or Ethernet connection

  • Benchmark installation:

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ArduSimple RTK Base Station

  • Based on Septentrio mosaic-X5

  • Triple frequency

  • Ethernet connection

  • Supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and NavIC

  • Benchmark installation:

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GNSS Store

helps you to choose the best receiver from GNSS Store for you.

Their benchmark stations include

All devices feature

  • Triple frequency

  • Wifi connection, optional PoE

  • Support GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS, NavIC

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onoLink Miner

  • Triple frequency

  • Supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS and NavIC

  • Wifi connection

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