AERO SELFIE FK-A3 GPS Compass Module with Upgraded 10th Generation Chip Compatible with FPV Fixed Wing Drones Supports GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, 32 Satellites

The AERO SELFIE FK-A3 GPS module is powered by the advanced (M10050) and an integrated QMC 5883L magnetic compass, offering high-accuracy navigation for UAVs, robotics, and other GNSS-based systems. It supports GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo, QZSS, and SBAS systems, tracking up to 32 satellites with multi-constellation support for precise positioning. With a fast 5Hz navigation rate, it delivers real-time updates, even in dynamic environments. The compact 20x20x7.8 mm design, weighing only 7g, ensures easy integration into space-constrained applications. Built-in flash memory stores configuration parameters, even when power is lost. Compatible with popular flight controllers like INAV, Betaflight, Ardupilot, and PX4, it connects via UART and I2C interfaces. The PPS LED indicator provides easy confirmation of GNSS lock, making it the perfect solution for high-performance navigation in a variety of applications.

• High-Performance GNSS: Equipped with the cutting-edge M10050 receiver, this module supports multiple GNSS systems (GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo) for accurate and reliable navigation by tracking up to 32 satellites simultaneously.
• Integrated Magnetic Compass: The built-in QMC5883L magnetic sensor provides precise heading information, making it ideal for UAVs and robotics, ensuring optimal performance in dynamic environments.
• Compact and Lightweight Design: Measuring just 20x20x7.8 mm and weighing only 7 grams, the M10G-5883 is perfect for space-constrained applications, allowing for easy integration into drones and robotic systems.
• Fast Navigation Updates: With a maximum navigation rate of 5Hz, this module offers real-time position updates, ensuring timely navigation data for your applications, even in challenging conditions.
• Easy Integration: Features UART and I2C interfaces for seamless compatibility with popular flight controllers such as INAV, Betaflight, Ardupilot, and PX4, simplifying the integration process for developers and enthusiasts alike.