Raspberry Pi GPS HAT with optional external antenna “The extremely compact and powerful GNSS module GPS HAT for Pi is a concurrent receiver module that integrates GPS with the BeiDou system.

The Raspberry Pi GPS HAT project has been classified as a beginner skill level build and supports Multi-GNSS systems GPS, BDS, and QZSS.

Raymii shows how to build one with a Raspberry Pi. Essentially, you're turning the Raspberry Pi into a low-powered NAS, but this one's fully compatible with Apple's Time Machine software.

Tuning a Raspberry Pi 2 module into a trackable device with GPS just got easier with the Geocaching Raspberry Pi 2 kit available from Farnell element14.

He expanded his build last year to track up to eight satellites, and this month added a Raspberry Pi for a 12-channel, battery-powered homebrew GPS receiver that has an accuracy of about 3 feet.

Another obstacle [Martin] encountered was circumnavigating around a bug in the Raspberry Pi custom Linux kernel which caused the camera to fail when using a 1-wire sensor at the same time.

The MICROSTACK GPS module provides easy plug and play solution for designs requiring GPS positioning to create geo-location aware projects. The module features standalone data logging and also brings ...

The Microstack GPS module provides easy plug and play solution for designs requiring GPS positioning to create geo-location aware projects. The module features standalone data logging and also brings ...