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variables to be updated. These can be accessed at any time with minimal latency
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to access data such as position, altitude, course, speed, time and date.
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# 2 Installation
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The library requires ` uasyncio ` V3 on MicroPython and ` asyncio ` on CPython.
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# 3 Basic Usage
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import as_drivers.as_gps.log_kml
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# 4. The AS_GPS Class read-only driver
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basic checks on received sentences. If GPS is linked directly to the target
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(rather than via long cables) these checks are arguably not neccessary.
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# 5. The GPS class read-write driver
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Other ` PMTK ` messages are passed to the optional message callback as described
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# 6. Using GPS for accurate timing
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# 8 Developer notes
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# 10 Files
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[ Ultimate GPS Breakout ] :http://www.adafruit.com/product/746
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