Stratux GPYes 2.0 u-blox 8 GPS unit

Purchased this to use on a Raspberry Pi 3 Stratux build for use with Garmin Pilot. Stratux recognized the GPYes right away, and I had very accurate GPS data throughout my entire flight in Garmin Pilot. It took about 10 minutes for the GPYes to calibrate itself and establish a GPS fix on first use, but subsequent boots are much quicker. Generally speaking, the longer you leave it turned off, the longer it'll take to get a fix, but after that it works beautifully. By the time you complete your runup, the GPYes is ready to go.

I like it

The GPS worked as stated. I used to make a Stratux. I also installed a shield between it and the radios and was able to go from 6-9meters accuracy to about 3.4m and it had over 19 satellites in solution tracking 30. Would buy again.

This GPS, as part of the Stratux portable ADS-B receiver set, works very well with Foreflight, the electronic flight bag application. If you're an aviator and you use a WiFi only tablet without a GPS, this item can provide you with moving map functionality as part of a Stratux rig.Regarding its use in concert with the AHRS: it's still "experimental," and I wouldn't try an approach to minimums with it just yet. But as a GPS, it does what it says on the tin.

This is the second unit I ordered in one week and both were defective. I tested with different USB GPS on RPi 3B+ and all units worked perfectly. With Stratux GPYes 2.0, the module would get mode in 3D but Lat/Lon would read 0.00 and EPS would alternate between 1.5 and 160Kts. After numerous reboot, the Lat/Lon would come one but would be frozen, Px would not change even while in a moving car. Seems like a bad batch as I bought a GPYes 2.0 a few months ago and it still working good.