RN-S65-4CH-SNB

Shortlist RN-S65-4CH-SNB when a small product envelope is a hard constraint and the required published signals are GPS L1 and BDS B1. Its documented dimensions are 65 × 65 × 21 mm, weight is no more than 130 g, and power consumption is no more than 6 W at normal temperature. These values make it a specific compact candidate to investigate, rather than simply another four-element entry in a catalogue.

The 6 W value is a consumption specification under the stated temperature condition, not an input-voltage rating or a complete platform power budget. The weight and dimensions describe the published product, not a verified installed assembly including brackets and cabling. The full dynamic specification panel below retains the other published parameters.

Which candidate belongs on your shortlist?

RF output power is another published difference, not just a smaller enclosure. RN-S65 lists −75 to −85 dBm; the G1 variant lists −70 to −60 dBm. Both state 50 Ω. These are the datasheets’ RF output-power entries, not antenna gain or an anti-jamming performance ranking.

For a hypothetical purchase requirement that explicitly calls for a terminal RF output of −70 to −60 dBm, the G1 record meets that numerical screen; RN-S65’s record does not. A need for the smaller RN-S65 envelope does not make the two published output ranges interchangeable. This comparison is not receiver-compatibility approval: the receiver’s input limits and the complete RF path remain separate checks. The source values are in the RN-S65 English datasheet and G1 English datasheet. Use the complete product catalogue when the required signal set or product role differs from these three records.

Separate the product envelope from the space you must reserve

For an illustrative 80 × 80 mm space allocation, the RN-S65’s published 65 × 65 mm plan dimensions pass a product-body screen; the two 150 × 130 mm alternatives above do not. That does not approve the RN-S65 installation: connectors, cable bends, mounting hardware and access may require additional space. This example compares stated dimensions only; it is not a mechanical drawing or a mounting recommendation.

Do not select by height alone. RN-S65 and the G1 variant both list 21 mm, but their plan dimensions differ. If the small plan area is essential, retain RN-S65 as the compact candidate while resolving its installation envelope. If a specifically documented additional signal is essential, decide whether the larger candidate can be accommodated instead of assuming it is a drop-in replacement.

Define what the purchase must include

Distinguish the terminal from the installation parts in the enquiry. Ask whether the offered configuration includes the required mating connectors, cables and mounting items, or whether these are separately specified. The public RN-S65 datasheet does not identify a complete supplied installation kit, connector pinout or input-voltage range. Those items are unconfirmed—not promises of inclusion and not evidence of non-support.

Download the public English RN-S65 datasheet (PDF, Rev. 0.1) for the published record. Mechanical drawings, interface details and applicable test records are separate requests whose availability must be confirmed. For receiver input and bias questions, use the receiver compatibility guide; the datasheet review guide explains how to keep a missing specification distinct from a negative specification.

Use RFQ preparation below to send the chosen model, the limiting space or signal requirement and the required supply scope. The next decision is whether this compact documented configuration remains on the shortlist—not whether every four-element terminal can replace it.