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Waveshare LC29H Series Dual-Band GPS Module for Raspberry Pi, Dual-Band L1+L5 Positioning Technology, Supports RTK Rover to Realize High-Precision Centimeter-Level Positioning

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  • Supports fast convergence dual-band RTK centimeter-level positioning, suitable for high-precision positioning of terminal devices
  • Standard Raspberry Pi 40PIN GPIO extension header, supports Raspberry Pi series boards, Jetson Nano Supports simultaneous tracking of L1+L5 dual-band satellite signals, reducing multipath effects in urban canyons and improving positioning accuracy
  • Supports concurrent receiving of multi-GNSS systems (GPS, BDS, GLONASS, Galileo and QZSS) while maintaining low power consumption
  • Built-in low noise amplifier and acoustic surface filter to realize -165dBm high sensitivity and enhance anti-interference performance Supports multi-frequency active interference cancellation, effectively suppressing or eliminating narrowband signal (WiFi/2/3/4/5G) interference to ensure navigation accuracy
  • A-GNSS (Assisted GNSS) support, reducing the time to first fix (TTFF) with cold start when powered on to 5 seconds Support QGNSS software, easy to set various module functions



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Reseñado en Estados Unidos el 3 de marzo de 2025
I'll give 5 stars because my only problem with this is not with the board - I'm in South Texas and as far as I can find from extensive net searching, there's no free NTRIP base station for hundreds of miles in either direction that would enable using this with centimeter accuracy - it works fine as a regular GPS unit with 10 to 20 ft accuracy - it's currently picking up 35 satellites from inside my house - so no problem with reception using the provided antenna. Hopefully I'll be able to use it with RTK some day... I'm just posting this as a warning to folks that you should check *before* ordering whether there's service available where you live.