user1256: I want to make a drone project, and to that I will use arduino as the platform. My plane is to use a Play Station controller to control the Drone in the air. In addition to that I want to connect a GPS-module. My question goes, is it possible to transmit the longitude and latitude from the GPS via the RF 433MHz to the receiver? When received the longitude and latitude how can I transmit them further to the Smartphone and display the data on google maps? I suggest it could be possible through the Xbee, but I am not sure. 
I would like if someone can confirm my idea, if not bring me a better way to do that.
In the image below, you can see the diagram of my design.


user831: If you are using Xbee modules in your project, why add 433MHz RF, just for the sole purpose of transmitting the location?  With the 433Mhz, you will have to implement error-correction yourself.

1256: <p>I want to make a drone project, and to that I will use arduino as the platform. My plane is to use a Play Station controller to control the Drone in the air. In addition to that I want to connect a GPS-module. My question goes, is it possible to transmit the longitude and latitude from the GPS via the RF 433MHz to the receiver? When received the longitude and latitude how can I transmit them further to the Smartphone and display the data on google maps? I suggest it could be possible through the Xbee, but I am not sure. </p>

<p>I would like if someone can confirm my idea, if not bring me a better way to do that.</p>

<p>In the image below, you can see the diagram of my design.</p>

<p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/qorvn.png" alt="Image"></p>
 831: <p>If you are using Xbee modules in your project, why add 433MHz RF, just for the sole purpose of transmitting the location?  With the 433Mhz, you will have to implement error-correction yourself.</p>
