DIY Arduino GPS Navigator Part 1 | Code Explained

Code & Schematic: github.com/kriddaw/gps-nav-part1
Join me in this little project where I showcase my DIY GPS Navigator. Using an Arduino Mega 2560, a uBlox NEO 6M GPS module, and a small OLED display, I've put together a basic yet functional GPS system capable of navigating from one waypoint to another. This DIY GPS Navigator isn't just a fun project; it's a practical tool for hikers, cyclists, and anyone needing a portable navigation system.
If you have any questions or thoughts about this project, please drop them in the comments below! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more DIY, electronics, and programming tutorials. Thanks for watching, and stay tuned for more exciting projects!
Components Used:
* Arduino Mega 2560 amzn.to/3GFJT5t
* uBlox NEO 6M GPS Module amzn.to/3RFimHC
* OLED Display amzn.to/3GLX0Sx
* Buzzer amzn.to/3GD9En9
* Switches amzn.to/3uP1Pb6
* Resistor kit: amzn.to/3uoJ91O
* Breadboard kit: amzn.to/49KOwZq
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[@sebastiandelrio6812]

I love the "Don't say b0mb" hahaha, nice proyect guys

[@rocketry100]

The tape over the GPS antenna will slightly de-tune it (I had this with plastic film in the past) - you won't get the best performance - but seems to be good enough

[@SkillCollectors]

Thanks for the info, may try running a small piece of double sided tape on the bottom of it for this prototype.

[@rocketry100]

@@SkillCollectors yeah thats a better way

[@craftnight2693]

what's the supply you used for this setup ? Ive been trying to connect the GPS Neo-6m module onto my Nano 5v (which apparantly works for others despite the GPS needing only 3.3v-3.6v) with a 5v 2A supply from my regulator and no luck. (Ive tried connecting a 3.7v supply prior but still no luck)