So I've been flying with the Naza m v2 for a year now with no problems. I normally plug it in and within 30-60 seconds I would have all green lights on my LED, If I remember right my osd would show 9 sats. Now all of the sudden, when I plug it in it takes much longer and Only ever acquires 5 sats. (So it stays at 2 red blinks on LED indicator) after 4-5 minutes it will sometimes find a 6th sat. But it never gets past that to show me all green.
I tried to calibrate the compass again, did not help. I also read dust can cause an issue with signal acquisition, so I tried taking apart the drone and cleaning it, also to no avail.

Any thoughts?
This came out of no where, I flew it one day, no problem. Tried the next day, from same location, and boom it won't acquire satellites.

Any trees nearby?  That have leaves now,  but didn't during the winter?  A possibility.

How's your weather over there? Is it heavily cloudy? I found that flying in cloudy days will reduce the amount of satellites detected.

vandruten Posted at 2016-5-29 18:37
How's your weather over there? Is it heavily cloudy? I found that flying in cloudy days will reduce  ...

GPS  is an all-weather system and not affected by clouds or rain.

labroides@yahoo Posted at 2016-5-29 15:54
GPS  is an all-weather system and not affected by clouds or rain.

Well good news for us pilots with monsoonal seasons then.

But I'm sure I'm getting less satellite readings when its cloudy. Maybe its only in my bird.

vandruten Posted at 2016-5-29 19:03
But I'm sure I'm getting less satellite readings when its cloudy. Maybe its only in my bird.

The number of satellites you can connect to varies all the time - but it has nothing to do with weather conditions.