It's stock Android OS. Thank you
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Thanks to all for your help. I realize that there are some misunderstandings.
Some precisions :
1. The issue I have is not limited to Osmand app
2. The issue may very well not be related to altitude. Indeed, I sometimes get
a normal behaviour at 1000m, 2000m or 3000m for few moments. The fact is
Thank you to all.
I did not get better results by modifying battery settings.
I know that 1000m is not high elevation. I was just pointing that my issue
occurs when I am above 1000m. I have screenshots from "GPS Test" app but do not
know how to post them.
As I am in the mountains, I am still
I've done some testing. I use GPS only, no A-GPS. Mobile connection is off
(airplane mode).
Testing
In the village (900m above sea level) : everything is fine with the GPS.
In the mountains (> 1000m) : I start the smartphone. I open 'GPS Test' app => I
get a GPS fix. Then I put the app in the
Thanks. I have installed GPS status & toolbox. I will do some testing when back
in the mountains, soon! Will post here if something new. Thank you!
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Thank you for your reply. Yes, I usually turn off mobile connection when in the
mountains to save battery, and most of the time I am out of network coverage.
But my problem is that when I finally get a fix, the issue can occur 1h later,
get a fix 15min later then issue again few minutes later.
Hello, I often can't get GPS fix in mountain areas with osmand. When using GPS
Test, the constellation shows 10 or more satellites above me, which are green,
but the number of used satellites is 0 => no fix. Randomly it may work again
(like 9 or 10 satellites used out of 10 satellites seen)
