Geekstory BN-880 GPS Module U-blox M8030 Support GPS GLONASS BeiDou For Pixhawk APM Flight Controller
Details
- BrandGeekstory
- Model nameBN 880
- Vehicle service typeCar
- Special featuresDual Module
- Connectivity technologyrs232
Description
🚀 Elevate Your Flight Experience!
- SMART CONFIGURATION - Flash memory saves your settings, eliminating the need for repetitive setups.
- PRECISION NAVIGATION - Experience unparalleled accuracy with dual GPS and GLONASS support.
- SEAMLESS INTEGRATION - Easily connects with Open source flight controllers for hassle-free setup.
- USER FRIENDLY OUTPUT - TTL or RS-232 data levels for flexible connectivity options.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Works effortlessly with Raspberry Pi—no driver installation required!
The GeekstoryBN-880 GPS Module is a cutting-edge navigation solution designed for open-source flight controllers. It features dual GPS and GLONASS support, an integrated electronic compass, and flash memory for easy configuration retention. Compatible with Raspberry Pi and offering both TTL and RS-232 output, this module is perfect for tech-savvy enthusiasts looking to enhance their aerial projects.
Specifications
| Item Weight | 0.04 Pounds |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.8"L x 1.1"W |
| Human-Interface Input | Buttons |
| Compatible Devices | Open source flight controller, Raspberry Pi |
| Control Method | App |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Connectivity Protocol | Cellular |
| Additional Features | Dual Module Compass, Flash Configuration |
| Connectivity Technology | Cellular |
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Reviews
J**K
Very fast shipping
Works great with ArduPilot
B**E
Great
Works as expected. Lost my original in a crash and this was an exact replacement. Warms up quick and locks onto sats quickly.
X**X
compass output is separate from the GPS
Very sensitive. GPS which easily gets a fix indoors, something my handheld gps cannot do. Note that the compass output is separate from the GPS output. GPS uses Tx Rx and outputs NMEA sentences. Compass uses I2c and outputs integers that are proportional to the X,Y,Z magnetic field. The compass output can be converted to a direction, but only when the unit is level. You need an accelerometer to make the equivalent of a gimbaled compass. Both the compass and GPS work well, but it's better to think of this thing as two devices that use a common power supply than one integrated unit.
M**O
Great GPS module
Works great and locks to sat quite fast
K**E
Great little GPS module
Small footprint, very quick fix. In order to use the module with the Arduino, I soldered an angle connector to the holes in front of the socket, see attached photo. Note that the default, out of the box, baud rate for the unit I got was 9600, not the 38400 listed in the product description.
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