So I found some other sample code here: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/guide-to-neo-6m-gps-module-with-arduino/ This is the code I used except I added a few comments and I changed the pins to pins 22,23 for rx and tx connections. I downloaded the ESP32 software serial library to run software serial...

Sorry I was referring to the pinouts on the PICO-Kit v4.1
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp ... o-kit.html

Aren't those hardware serial pins good enough?
Pins 9 and 10

I still get a blank output in the serial monitor, using the code below.

But what if I want to use hardware serial are pins 9 and 10 good enough?
Right now all I get is zero display output.

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Thanks the pins worked. I'm new to using the SPI interface but was focused on the speed benefits. However, I've read that there is no error checking like with i2C or UART. When is this beneficial and can this be avoided? Right now I have 0 experience with using JTAG debuggers and not sure why they a...

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