Donnie Stugots
First Officer
Flight distance : 3636782 ft
United States
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Just wondering why you thought changing the gimbal would effect the loss of the GPS signal .
If raising the gear causes a loss of GPS , I would be looking for a broken or loose wire going to the GPS, I think the gps module is on the very top of the aircraft fuselage , follow this wire to the Main controller , look for it being pinched or pulled out of the port. If you have the battery removed you can see part of this wire from the very top of the fuselage, follow it down and it goes next to the boom, it is encased in plastic sheathing but may have become pinched. This would where I would look for sure, if the problem only occurs when raisng the gear .
I can't see how the gimbal has anything to do with the GPS problem (BUT I could not be aware of something that you are )
Are you saying 2 DIFFERENT Inspires are doing the same thing if you have One particular gimbal on it ????? have you done several test to confirm this , I would find this very odd if this is indeed the case .
***Are you sure you mean the GPS signal, as in the satellite signal the go app ? If so are you loosing a few or when you retract the gear you loose ALL GPS data and goes to 0 satellites.
donnie
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