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[SOLVED] Need a GPS Module with which i can locate the location of my device??

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Hello!! Everyone..

I need a GPS Module with which i can get the location of my device.
I don't know from where to start and how to accomplish this..

Please suggest me a a GPS Module for this which is easily available (I am from India).

And also suggest me some tutorials on this.
 

check the online shop from this link: https://www.dnatechindia.com

they have variety of GPS Module(Quectel, Circomm, fastrack, MT3329) from which you can select. Contact them and they will help you in selecting the required GPS Module
 
sarathsnairpoonjar said:
i have used this gps in many projects ,simple to connect in any circuit



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Thanks all..
Very Informative links...

Thank You Very Much :)

I just want to acquire latitude and longitude from this GPS Module, and by looking at this link
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Its looks not difficult to me...

Now i am having latitude and longitude value, how to see the location with the help of google maps or some thing else.

I want something like this

https://www.rhydolabz.com/documents/gps_gsm/GPS_Plotting.jpg

How can i create such software in Visual Basic or in MATLAB..

Okay leave that much..
Suppose i am having latitude and longitude values so how to put these values in google maps and obtain my location..

Thanks in advance
 

To map a location on Google maps just open a link with the argument "q=" followed by the latitude, a comma and then the longitude; i.e.
"http://maps.google.com/maps?q=40.1576076666667,-76.2958758333333"
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The latitude and longitude can be decimal degrees or degrees, minutes and seconds. You can also specify the other parameters like the map type, zoom level, map-center point. etc. For a list of parameters look here: https://www.seomoz.org/ugc/everything-you-never-wanted-to-know-about-google-maps-parameters
 
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