Step up to the MicoAir MG-902, a module that redefines “Quick Fix.” While older M8N modules are limited in their concurrent satellite reception, the MG-902’s M9 series chip can listen to all four major global satellite systems at once. This results in a faster “3D Fix,” even in urban environments or deep valleys where signal obstruction is common.
The MG-902 is not just about coordinates; it’s about orientation. The integrated QMC5883L digital compass provides stable, jitter-free heading data via the I2C protocol. With a 25x25mm high-gain ceramic patch antenna, this module maintains a strong signal link, ensuring your “Return to Home” (RTH) and position-hold features are more reliable than ever.
Key Performance Highlights:
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U-blox M9 Multi-Constellation: Simultaneously receives GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou for maximum satellite density (up to 32+ satellites).
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25Hz Navigation Rate: Experience ultra-smooth position updates. The high refresh rate allows for more responsive autonomous flight and more accurate ground-speed readings.
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Integrated QMC5883L Compass: Essential for stable heading and preventing “toilet bowling” in GPS-assisted flight modes.
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Intelligent LED Feedback: Includes a power indicator (Solid Blue) and a 3D-Fix indicator (Blinking Blue), allowing for a quick pre-flight status check without looking at your goggles.
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Superior Sensitivity: The 25x25x4mm ceramic antenna is optimized for weak-signal environments, providing a “lock” where smaller antennas fail.
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Plug-and-Play Wiring: Uses a standard 6-pin connector with UART for GPS data and I2C for the compass, compatible with most modern flight controllers.
Technical Specifications:
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GNSS Chipset: U-blox M9 Series
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Compass: QMC5883L (I2C)
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Refresh Rate: Up to 25Hz
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Channels: 72-Channel high-sensitivity engine
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Antenna Size: 25 x 25 x 4 mm
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Input Voltage: 5V
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Interface: UART (GPS) & I2C (Compass)
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Dimensions: ~25 x 25 x 8 mm
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Weight: Approx. 12g




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