I noticed that when I start Navio2 with a telemetry plugged to it, it will never be able to find any GPS Fix. Once I disconnect the telemetry from UART port, a few seconds the GPS Fix is found.
Then, if I put back the telemetry, the GPS continues to be fixed, but we lower satellites - but still works.
I repeated this experiment several times and always the same thing.
This problem does not happen with UDP connection.
Did any body faced the same problem?
Any explanation this fact?
Could be a problem of lack of enough power to get GPS fix when the Telemetry is connected?
I did that, and I even put the GPS antenna as much far as possible from Telemetry antenna but always the same problem!
I repeated this several times with several ways, and always the same observation
Yes, this was a different problem.
I have an antenna that is not working at all. This is what I sent to support.
The problem I posted in this thread is different. It happened with me with the working antenna on both boards that I do have. I hope this makes it clearer.
I will try again today to see if I can get a GPS fix when the Telemetry is attached to the drone, but I tried so much yesterday and it is as I mentioned in the thread above.
I also have the same problem. by lowering tx power on telemetry resolved the problem.but also sacrifice the communication range of telemetry less than 100m.
I also have the same problem. I pulled my hair in frustration. The Navio2 gps seems to very sensitive to radio modems. My GPS is completely in front of my plane, Modem antenna on the tail, and I still get interference.
I tried a separate BEC, half lambda dipole, ferrite cores, packing the modem in grounded aluminum foil. … no solid solution. Maybe a balun. But I don’t have the equipment to measure antennas.