I've never noticed a huge difference using vs not using ground assist but, I think this will be highly dependent on where you are flying. I'm only really flying gps rigs in the middle of nowhere or in the mountains. Maybe in really noisy RF while also being closer to the towers there would be a noticeable difference but, I think it provides a less accurate vertical accuracy probably because of multipathing.

No problem!

@@FPVUniversity my responses keep getting erased from this channel. I see you did make a video about CAN with all the info I needed. thx very much!!

Betaflight does not use mag. You would need INAV to have position and heading hold

@@FPVUniversity That's interesting. Then why does BF have a magnetometer icon on setup page, an option to turn the mag on and off, a mag alignment drop-down, a compass on the setup page that shows heading (which does change when I change configurations for the mag), a mag calibration option, etc? Why do you otherwise say that BF "does not use mag"? All I want is to see a heading arrow in my OSD as well as provide extra information to make GPS Rescue more accurate (many online have said a compass will allow for this)--I do realize that I cannot have position hold, RTH, etc, unless I use INAV. Here is a post from SnowLeopardFPV on the IntoFPV forum: "Unless you are using INAV or Arducopter then a magnetometer is pretty useless anyway. All you can do is display the your compass heading in the OSD of your goggles (unless you are using the DJI FPV System in which case you can't because they don't support the compass OSD elements). That is all. It can't be used for GPS Rescue or anything else in Betaflight." I will be using the DJI digital FPV system. Can someone confirm that I am out of luck in being able to get compass information under my circumstances (i.e., using BF and DJI digi goggles), even if I do manage to get my compass properly calibrated? It's confusing, because I've read a bunch of conflicting info about using a mag with Betaflight. No one seems to know the full truth.

I can't compare. M10 is smaller and lighter for sure and I would persomally go with M10 now

@@FPVUniversity Awesome! Thank you 🙌

Hi @willsintheair thanks for sharing your experiences! I plan to install a m8q-5883 on my Flywoo Explorer in order to be able to run it on INAV. Where did you mount this GPS unit on your Hexplorer? Did you use the original GPS mount in the back of the quad, or did you put it on a mast? I am wondering about the required distance between the Compass and the other electronics. Could you share your experiences on that topic? :)

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time man, time :)

as far as i know the "T" version has bigger antenna

@@897bialy that would make sense. I never feel like I have to wait long for a lock and any extra weight is lost on my wing.

Im pretty sure he cold started indoors

That’s interesting ! Is it possibile to set 10hz on the BN or Matek?

@@Simofly yep, both are capable of 10hz. Just depends on the firmware you use. For inav i think the ublox7 protocol sets them to 10hz. For BF you’d have to do a very tiny amount of custom code. But with the BN220 (and other gps units with flash space) you can set everything in ucenter and turn off any configuration commands sent by inav/bf.

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Wow, thanks!

I think it's Molex Picoblade. But BN880 has big enough soldering pads, you can solder you own no problem and it's what I'm doing most of the time

@@FPVUniversity i see.. Thanks man. I'll solder mine too :)

@@FPVUniversity hello again pawel.. I couldn't find any info on where to solder the scl/sda cables on my f722 45A FC. Where should I solder it?

If you had GPS transmitted over telemetry to you radio, you can pick the last known coordinates from there. Of course, if you do not turn off the radio

I don't think they are fully supported yet and they are pricey

Nope, not polish at all

back then, 2 years ago, M10 was not yet a thing

@@FPVUniversity So I assume m10 kicks ass on all of them now?

fucking expensive

@@Nici619 So $100 for the 4 motors is normal but $50 for a GPS is too much?

@@Vousie yes. My motors cost max 15€

​@@Nici619 Is this for all 4 or each? 'Cause I'm fairly sure I've never seen 4 motors for 15 euro.... But in any case, if you like buying such cheap rubbish, then prepare to have your quad fall out of the sky 'cause it lost GPS lock.

Good day what do you think is the best GPS for drones ?