What about your general skills in electronics and programming?
For beginners you have chosen a very challenging project. Mightbe you are lucky and somebody here has already succeeded in a similar or same project.
Did you use Google or the forum search here to get a start?
yes you right i don't have the knowledge to make that project because im not in programming ,,im good in electronics ,,, yes for me its like challenge i want with this project learn many things in arduino and programming
I suggest that the first useful thing is to edit your Original Post and make a useful title that will attract the attention of people with useful experience. Every single Topic is here because someone needs help. I hope you put more thought into your project than you did for your title.
Maybe "Help with GPS tracker project using GSM" would be an appropriate title.
Then you need to tell us something about the project you are planning. What is the GPS/Arduino going to be attached to? How often does it need to send a GSM message? Will it be battery powered? How long do the batteries need to last?
As with every project, learn how to use each part on its own with a simple Arduino program - for example get data from the GPS and display it on the Serial Monitor; send a brief "hello world" message using GSM etc etc.
When you can do all the parts separately it will be time to join them together.
chou2323:
i saw many projects using expensive modules GPS/GPRS/GSM all in one with private code
so i want to build the same idea with no expensive and free code
thats why i asked here if any one can help me
Welcome to the forum.
If you are good with electronic projects, then you will appreciate that the concept is the same regardless of the modules chosen ... A GPS receiver outputs serial data, the Arduino parses the data and extracts the Lat/Lon and maybe other stuff, then the GSM unit sends a text message. Of course, you must have a valid SIM card for the cellular radio.
There are projects everywhere for taking GPS data and extracting the Lat/Lon. NeoGPS library (Google for it) is the effort of one our senior forum members.
So, really, you just need to generate a text message in the Arduino and send the message...