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I am looking for a way to listen for received text messages on multiple numbers.

  When I came across the Arduino and it'sits shields, I thought to myself this might be the perfect way to do just that.

One of the modules / shields I found on the internet by watching a youtube video is the TC 35 GSM.

I have been reading multiple questions here regarding the "stacking" of shields, and the usual reply is "check what pins / if they are using the same pins". Though Though these questions were not GSM module specific, and did not include stacking the same shields.

So I am very curious if this is possible, lets. Let's say I want to listen to 10 simSIM cards at once for received messages, will this be possible by stacking the modules on one arduino Arduino?

Thanks!

I am looking for a way to listen for received text messages on multiple numbers.

  When I came across the Arduino and it's shields I thought to myself this might be the perfect way to do just that.

One of the modules / shields I found on the internet by watching a youtube video is the TC 35 GSM.

I have been reading multiple questions here regarding the "stacking" of shields, and the usual reply is "check what pins / if they are using the same pins". Though these questions were not GSM module specific, and did not include stacking the same shields.

So I am very curious if this is possible, lets say I want to listen to 10 sim cards at once for received messages, will this be possible by stacking the modules on one arduino ?

Thanks!

I am looking for a way to listen for received text messages on multiple numbers. When I came across the Arduino and its shields, I thought to myself this might be the perfect way to do just that.

One of the modules / shields I found on the internet by watching a youtube video is the TC 35 GSM.

I have been reading multiple questions here regarding the "stacking" of shields, and the usual reply is "check what pins / if they are using the same pins". Though these questions were not GSM module specific, and did not include stacking the same shields.

So I am very curious if this is possible. Let's say I want to listen to 10 SIM cards at once for received messages, will this be possible by stacking the modules on one Arduino?

Thanks!

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Multiple GSM shields on one Arduino

I am looking for a way to listen for received text messages on multiple numbers.

When I came across the Arduino and it's shields I thought to myself this might be the perfect way to do just that.

One of the modules / shields I found on the internet by watching a youtube video is the TC 35 GSM.

I have been reading multiple questions here regarding the "stacking" of shields, and the usual reply is "check what pins / if they are using the same pins". Though these questions were not GSM module specific, and did not include stacking the same shields.

So I am very curious if this is possible, lets say I want to listen to 10 sim cards at once for received messages, will this be possible by stacking the modules on one arduino ?

Thanks!