Pokemon go is absorbing all the GPS signals. It's a Chinese conspiracy On Aug 22, 2016 8:34 PM, "George Skorup" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have seen the SyncPipes do exactly the same thing. Sats visible, but > none tracked. A power-cycle will usually bring them right back. They just > seem to get confused once in a while. > > I have one very problematic site. We've tried swapping pipes, cables, > everything. It just goes stupid. At times even no visible sats. Power-cycle > it and it will see 10+ visible, but still can't get lock. A couple more > power-cycles will bring it back. And then it might go nuts again an hour or > two later. Then it's perfectly happy for weeks. I don't get it. This is at > a grain leg where we're in the process of moving between legs. The new leg > is across the street about 500 feet. That one has a SyncInjector and pipe > on the ground with metal all around and it works perfectly fine. Splain me > that. In fact, I pretty much never have these issues with pipes attached to > SyncInjectors. I have a site that has been running for 444 days and the > 1PPS event counter on that injector is at... 1. > > On 8/22/2016 5:20 PM, Nate Burke wrote: > > We've been running EPMP For a well over a year now. I have not made any > firmware changes in a while, everything is on 2.6.1, but last week I had > 2-3 sectors (not all sectors at the site) at 2 sites separated by 20+ miles > that started having sync problems to the point where I had to set them to > generate sync. Is it just isolated to me, or is something going on with > the GPS Sky thingies that is affecting EPMP? All radios are using the > included GPS Antennas, and have been installed for several months. I'll > see either all satellites disappear from the monitor->GPS page, or it will > show satellites as visible but not tracked with an SNR of 0. I have tried > both Software reboot, as well as powercycle, and they're are still acting > this way. > > I've included the graphs for 3 sectors at the same site. Blue is visible > satellites, green is Tracked Satellites. You can see the NW Sector has > visible, but is losing tracking. These were all working fine until last > week. > > > >
