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M10 GPS Secondary GPS
GNSS receiver
- GNSS module
- M10
- Role
- Secondary receiver
Standard GNSS modules with compass, RTK receivers for centimetre-level positioning, and dual-antenna receivers that give heading without a compass. Choose by the accuracy and heading you need, then match the interface to your autopilot.
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GNSS receiver
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GNSS receiver
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GNSS receiver
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GNSS receiver
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Standard GNSS is enough for most flying. RTK is for mapping, precision landing and anything that must repeat a line to centimetres. Dual-antenna heading removes the compass, which helps near steel and power lines.
RTK needs corrections: from your own base receiver on the ground, or from a network service where one covers your site. A rover without corrections is only as accurate as a standard receiver.
A secondary GPS gives the autopilot a second position source; it does not make either receiver more accurate. Check that your autopilot has a second GPS port or CAN bus for it.
No. The M9N and M10 modules are standard GNSS receivers. RTK needs an F9P, UM982 or mosaic-H class receiver and a source of corrections. The filter on this page separates them.