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Since @MobiTech went silent, we can assume it got resolved for him... because post #14 is what you get until the gps could find fixes... (good enough reception over time to make sound calculations...).
In your case - assuming GND and RX(Puck)-TX(GPS) are reliably connected and baud rate is matching, you should get at least what you see in post #4.
To check if gps module gets some data from gps, you can enter
gps.linein console.lineis the property where the module collects all received data until it has a complete line with cr/lf, which it then does the parsing on (in handleGPSLine() function - see http://www.espruino.com/modules/GPS.js - GPS.min.js is though loaded, but still has the property 'line'). If this is completely giberish, the baud rate is still off...Btw, the GPS most likely send more than just the "GGA Sentence". Each line it sends has some identifier about the content and the module out of the box gives you only the GGA Sentence. If your GPS is for what ever reason differently configured / does not send this sentence, nothing will ever come out of the module... :