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.

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.

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.

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 ...