The antenna has a huge view to just about 90deg straight up and almost 180deg from side to side. My cell phone held in exact same spot has no prob fixing on 10 sats though the normal 10.6ft margin of

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Try pointing the antenna up not out towards the horizon. Will they reach that shade you have on the back window? Keep the gps antenna away from the feed line for the other antenna up there. Actually t

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Ok that was helpful- just took a look and there are some signals there- but I am adding a photo of where my GPS antennas are located. They have a huge view of the sky and if this is the sort of perfor

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You will note that you have 0 SNR on all of the satellites (the 'seen' is their computed position) here is what a 'healthy' screen would look like (note the SNR)

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And to reiterate- never get a fix- (I am confused by the right column showing sats "seen" but not "used")

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- neither antenna seems to work. Two things when running your scripts- 1- script was sort of halted at "lines 1-3/3 (END)" I had to Ctrl-C to get the terminal to accept the next command (cd) 2- I forg

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I can only help you if I can get feed back which is console output from running my scripts. You haven't been able to do that yet so step back and figure that part out. You need to be able to paste con

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Yes screwed on snugly. Antenna is outside facing the clear southern sky. Thx.

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I think your problem is the GPS antenna: - is the SMA connector fully screwed on - location of the antenna

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I completed brand new setup and all "getting started guide" steps. Left it overnight and still no fix. I set up SSH and port forwarding if any gurus would be willing to take a look. Contact me private

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1. Good. 2. gpsd is active & running, so also good 3. You are running as root, why? The PATH for root is different then the PATH for user pi. # As user pi q$ echo $PATH /home/pi/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/u

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I figured it out by using VNC - appears there is a difference when operating as user vs su- will see how it goes.

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Brand new install and there is still no n7nix dir as mentioned in the getting started guide.

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PS- I also do not see the n7nix dir mentioned in the getting started guide.

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1- I am using the aluminum DRAWS early adopter case. No issue there. 2- gpsd is good- almost 4hrs- no fix (I stopped/restarted it in the idea I was closing/reopening to troubleshoot not from any inher

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Check that the SMA GPS antenna connector is screwed on tight. Some RPi cases will prevent the GPS antenna from connecting properly. Make sure the center pin of the connector is not bent. Don't stop gp

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If you are using the NWDR19 image then the udrcver.sh script is in your local bin directory /home/pi/bin You can verify that by opening a console and type the following: which udrcver.sh If nothing is

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I have used the DRAWS manager to stop the GPSD service- connect one of the 2 antennas (I marked them 1 and 2) and restart the GPSD service. Neither antenna gets a fix after 10mins. I then shutdown the

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OMG now neither antenna when reconnected gives any fix. I am flailing here unsure how the system is supposed to respond.

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ACK- sry for all the posts- but ultimately BOTH antennas are identical w feed lines of same length- but one works and one does not. If I could edit posts here I would have. Thx

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