Review on Raspberry Pi GNSS HAT Based On MAX-7Q Supports Positioning Systems Including GPS GLONASS QZSS And SBAS Features Accurate Fast Positioning With Minor Drifting @XYGStudy by Stephen Doyle
Works with Arduino UNO
I was able to connect it to Arduino UNO and answer incoming calls. Please note that the Arduino requires a special library and the connection must be made with a pair of jumpers.
- Comes with development resources and manual (Raspberry Pi/Jetson Nano/Arduino/STM32 examples)
- Seniors
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