That is dastardly cool Bryan.  Yeah, the GPS is likely only good to find the 
rocket.  To use GPS on record flight attempts one has to use an approved unit 
by the governing body.Good luck.  Kurt KC9LDH

      From: Bryan Duke <[email protected]>
 To: Altus Metrum <[email protected]> 
 Sent: Sunday, September 3, 2017 7:51 PM
 Subject: Re: [altusmetrum] NMEA input to a TeleMini?
   
Hi Andrew-
Yeah, I know I don’t need one for the record. I used an EasyMini for the 
I-record I recently set. The GPS is just to help find the rocket. I can fox 
hunt, but it’d be a lot easier to just trek to the lat/long. The GPS I used 
with my I-record flight only weighs about 6 grams, but it doesn’t have a 
telemetry radio built in. If I can grab a spare input serial port on the STM32, 
it’d be ready to have the TeleMini send the coordinates to the ground.
I’ll get to those 30k+ records that require a GPS later! :)
Thanks,-Bryan

On Sep 3, 2017, at 5:40 PM, Plugger Lockett <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Bryan,
I'm the guy who recommended you post here. Given you're going for a G-motor 
record you altitude will be limited and therefore I don't believe you actually 
need GPS for the record. Baro will be fine for the altitude you G motor record 
rocket will reach. 
I'm all for you integrating a GPS chipset to the TeleMini but I thought the 
above would be worth mentioning in case you were under the impression that 
you'd require a GPS fix to claim the G motor record. 
Regards,
Andrew H.
On Mon, Sep 4, 2017 at 7:37 AM, Bryan Duke <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi everybody. I posted on the Facebook group, but someone there suggested I try 
the mailing list instead…
I’m putting a TeleMini in a nosecone for a 24mm rocket that I’m hoping to break 
the TRA G-motor record with. There isn’t enough room in the nosecone for 
anything bigger than the TeleMini, but it looks like there will be just enough 
room for a separate little GPS. Is there a way to feed the TeleMini a NMEA 
stream & have it send GPS coordinates over its telemetry? It looks like several 
of the STM32's pins are accessible....I'm ok writing some code to make it 
happen.
Thanks,-Bryan
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