Originally Posted by
Dngrsone There is an app called GPS Status that may help with your position fixing issues. It fixed my GS-7E, which would go off by more than a mile at times.
Don't really know what you can do about the delayed audio, though.
Thanks. I'm trying the app and it seems that the localization is faster when you get out from tunnels..
Why now it happens?
Originally Posted by
Rukbat That's called a warm start, and while it's a bit long, it's not a defect. (While in a tunnel, of course, you get no GPS data, but you
are changing location, so the GPS has to "catch up" once you get out of the tunnel. The longer the tunnel, and the fewer satellites the receiver is receiving [use
GPS Status & Toolbox to see how many it's receiving at any given moment], the longer it takes to catch up when you exit the tunnel.)
It's half true that the longer the tunnel and slower is the fixing because my old Android radio (Eonon Ga1312) and my Oneplus 5 get satellites faster and I can be localized some secs after...
Originally Posted by
Rukbat I wish I did, but there doesn't seem to be any way. I have the same problem with my Pixel 2 and my car radio. the same thing used to happen with my Note 3 and the same radio. It seems to be just the way Maps and Bluetooth work. You have to learn to live with it. (I may try Mapquest the next time I'm out for a drive, just to see if it's the app or the Bluetooth.)
Yes it's a problem that because is unusable when you can't see the map while you're driving.
I use Waze as navigator app.
I'll ask in Waze forum if they can add a feature to consider the delay for Bluetooth speakers usage..
Edit: I tried GPS when my car was stopped and I noticed a sort of interference related air conditioning or something else.
When I switched off air conditioning Gps localization seemed little better but not acceptable.
I wonder if my Micra K12 has gor a shielding that interferes with Gps antenna.
At this link you can find a video I recorded:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15Vl...w?usp=drivesdk