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Foxeer M10Q 180 250 GPS Module with Compass 5883 Dual Protocol for FPV Drone

$27.11

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Description

Key Selling Points

High Precision Foxeer M10Q GPS receiver with 180 or 250 variants for accurate positioning.
Integrated Compass 5883 dual protocol ensures reliable direction sensing for FPV flight.
Optimized for FPV flying drones providing stable navigation and enhanced flight control.
Compact and lightweight design ideal for various drone builds without adding excessive bulk.
Easy installation compatible with a wide range of FPV flight controllers and systems.

Technical Specifications

Brand	Foxeer
Model	M10Q
GPS Module	M10Q/180/250
Compass Type	5883
Protocol	Dual Protocol
Application	FPV Flying Drone
Material	Plastic

FAQ Q&A

Q: What drones are compatible with the Foxeer M10Q GPS module?

A: The Foxeer M10Q GPS module is designed for FPV flying drones and is generally compatible with most flight controllers that support standard GPS and compass input.

Q: Does this GPS module include a compass?

A: Yes, the Foxeer M10Q GPS module includes an integrated 5883 compass, providing both accurate positioning and reliable heading information.

Q: What is the difference between the 180 and 250 variants?

A: The 180 and 250 variants typically refer to different antenna sizes or form factors, offering flexibility for various drone sizes and mounting preferences.