GEPRC GEP-M1025 M10 GPS Module (Magnetometer & Barometer Options)GEPRC GEP M1025 Listen, we know why youre here. Your current GPS module takes so long to get a lock that your flight battery has self discharged by the time you see three satellites. Enter the GEPRC GEP M1025 seriesthe M10 powered savior of your long range FPV dreams. Its bigger, faster, and smarter than your average drone navigator, featuring a chunky 25x25mm antenna that actually knows where the sky is. Why You Want It Do you enjoy standing in a

GEPRC GEP-M1025

Listen, we know why you’re here. Your current GPS module takes so long to get a lock that your flight battery has self-discharged by the time you see three satellites. Enter the GEPRC GEP-M1025 series—the M10 powered savior of your long-range FPV dreams. It’s bigger, faster, and smarter than your average drone navigator, featuring a chunky 25x25mm antenna that actually knows where the sky is.

Why You Want It

Do you enjoy standing in a field in the British drizzle for ten minutes waiting for 'GPS Home' to activate? No? Good. The u-blox M10050 chip inside this thing is basically the overachiever of the satellite world, pulling in data from up to 32 satellites across every constellation worth mentioning. We’ve even included a Farad capacitor, so when you swap batteries, it remembers where it is. It’s like it has a memory, unlike you after two pints at the pub.

Specs

• Chipset: u-blox M10050 (The brains of the operation)
• Input Voltage: 5V (Don't try 12V unless you like the smell of magic smoke)
• Constellations: GPS, BDS, Galileo, QZSS, SBAS (Basically every satellite staring at you right now)
• Antenna Size: 25 x 25mm Ceramic (Large and in charge)
• Satellites: Up to 32 (More connections than a LinkedIn power-user)
• Magnetometer: Optional QMC5883L or IST8310 (For when you need to know which way is North, literally)
• Barometer: Optional DPS310/368 or MS5611 (Altitude data for the vertically curious)
• Baud Rate: 115200bps (Fast enough for your flight controller to keep up)

In the Box

• 1x GEP-M1025 GPS Module
• 1x Terminal Wire (The bits that connect the things)
• 1x Instruction Manual (The thing you'll read after you break it)
• 1x GEPRC Sticker (Instant +5 HP)
• 1x Heat Shrink Tubing

Compatibility

Works with any modern Flight Controller running Betaflight, INAV, or Ardupilot. If you're still running Cleanflight, we need to have a serious talk about your life choices.

Highlights

• Signal Reception: The 25x25mm antenna provides better gain than those tiny 'nano' modules that lose signal if a bird flies overhead.
• Hot Start Ready: Built-in Flash and Farad capacitor mean your re-locks are faster than your quad's 0-60.
• Versatility: Choose the version with a compass and baro if you’re doing the whole 'Autonomous Mission' thing.

Notes

Regarding the Magnetometer: In INAV, set QMC5883 to CW 0° flip and IST8310 to CW 90° flip. Also, due to the global silicon shortage being a persistent nightmare, the DPS310 barometer might be swapped for a DPS368. They perform identically. Don't @ us.

Disclaimer

We are not responsible for you flying behind a mountain and losing signal. GPS is magic, but it isn't 'break the laws of physics' magic.

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