Gx carrying case holds all the accessories you need while out in the field.

The Belt Pack is used to carry the Gx data-logger at waist level, in a hands-free fashion, and it has an integrated dual-probe adapter for use on both CIS and DCVG surveys. The dual-probe adapter is used to connect the data-probes to the Gx data-logger. The Hip Pack trail wire dispenser is used in-conjunction with the Belt Pack for CIS. (Gx sold separately)

Note: If a Backpack is purchased to carry trail wire for CIS, we recommend the Belt Pack (in addition) for DCVG surveys, as the Backpack is not required for DCVG surveys.

Custom Li-ion battery for the Gx Data-logger.

Note: The Gx requires two of these batteries (two batteries are included with the data-logger at time of purchase).

The Gx data-logger comes standard with a GPS “thumb” antenna. For pipeline survey work, it is recommended that the thumb antenna be replaced with the MC Miller GPS extension antenna, which allows the operator to place the antenna on top of their cap (affixed in place via a piece of Velcro). This arrangement provides the GPS antenna with an un-shielded view of the satellites, regardless of the operator’s orientation.

9-pin female-to-female. Used for connecting your Gx data-logger to your PC via serial port, or to connect the Gx data-logger to Trimble XT and XH Model GPS receivers. (Cable comes with Gx data-logger package).

If you will be using a Trimble GPS Pathfinder Receiver (XR, XRS, Power or Pocket) as an external source of GPS data for the Gx data-logger (as opposed to using the Gx’s internal GPS receiver), you will require this cable, which is used to connect the serial output cable of the Trimble unit, which terminates in a 9-pin female plug, to the Gx’s serial port, which is a 9-pin male terminal.

The “Gx Data-logger/Trimble GPS Connection Cable” has a 9-pin male plug on one end (which connects to the serial output cable from the Trimble unit) and a 9-pin female plug on the other end that connects to the Gx data-logger.