The Holybro M10 GPS Standard GPS (GHR 1.25 mm 10-pin) is a high-precision M10 GPS module engineered for reliable positioning and navigation in advanced drone applications. Featuring the powerful u-blox M10 series chipset, this GPS unit delivers fast satellite acquisition, improved signal sensitivity, and accurate location data to enhance flight stability and autonomous performance. Its standard connector and 10-pin interface make it easy to integrate with a wide range of flight controllers and UAV systems, ensuring seamless setup for custom builds and professional projects.

Designed for both hobbyists and serious drone developers, the Holybro M10 GPS provides robust navigation feedback that helps maintain steady flight paths, enable precise waypoint missions, and improve return-to-home accuracy. The compact and lightweight module is perfect for multirotor drones, fixed-wing aircraft, and research UAVs that demand dependable positioning even in challenging environments. With its advanced u-blox technology and M10 series performance, this GPS unit enhances overall drone control and situational awareness for every flight.

Features:

• High-precision M10 GPS module powered by advanced u-blox M10 series technology for accurate positioning.
• Fast satellite acquisition and strong signal sensitivity for reliable navigation performance.
• Standard GHR 1.25 mm 10-pin connector for easy and secure integration with flight controllers.
• Provides stable location data to support autonomous flight and return-to-home functions.
• Compact and lightweight design suitable for multirotor, fixed-wing, and UAV platforms.
• Ideal for professional drone applications, research projects, and advanced UAV builds.

• Advanced M10 GPS powered by u-blox M10 series chipset
• Supports multi-GNSS systems for improved positioning accuracy
• Fast satellite acquisition with stable navigation performance
• Integrated compass for reliable heading and orientation data
• Standard JST-GH 10-pin connector for easy flight controller integration
• Ideal for drones, UAV research, and autonomous navigation projects