11:14 | sashimi | e |
11:14 | sashimi | hello all |
14:12 | jnettlet | Humpelstilzchen, so you have gps connectivity and you move the gps closer to the HB and then it loses connection with the satellites, and then you move it further away and they reconnect? |
14:13 | jnettlet | heap_, some usb battery charger packs support a pass-through circuit. These could work as a small cheap UPS. |
14:13 | jnettlet | but you need to make sure that it supports power pass-through or else the battery will be dead in no time. |
14:19 | heap_ | thanks |
14:21 | heap_ | any tips for brands? |
14:21 | heap_ | capacity |
14:22 | jnettlet | I would think a minimum of 10000mAh's. It depends how long you need to run on battery. |
14:22 | heap_ | max 5-10min |
14:22 | heap_ | one cubox, 2 rapbs |
14:22 | heap_ | rpi2 |
14:24 | jnettlet | depends a lot on workload and such. I know on the new mx6 based HB at idle I use about 15mAh per minute. |
14:24 | jnettlet | I haven't measured the the original Cubox in a while. |
14:35 | humpelstilzchen | jnettlet: yes, also it reconnects when I turn the hb off |
14:37 | jnettlet | this is on a mobile phone or a standalone GPS? |
14:38 | humpelstilzchen | jnettlet: tested with two different standalone ones |
14:39 | jnettlet | Humpelstilzchen, have you disabled wifi/bluetooth on the HB to see if it makes a difference. |
14:39 | humpelstilzchen | jnettlet: yes, no change |
14:40 | jnettlet | so you just have a HB powered on and not doing anything and it disrupts a standalone GPS at 50cms? |
14:40 | humpelstilzchen | yes |
14:42 | jnettlet | there has to be something else going on. To jam GPS you need about .5W on the specific frequency, there are 5 bands between 1-2Ghz |
14:42 | humpelstilzchen | hmm |
14:42 | humpelstilzchen | sry afk |
14:43 | jnettlet | np |
14:57 | zaitzev_ | Is there a way to have the CEC adapter NOT hijack the TV remote Source button? I can't switch sources on the TV while the Cubox is powered on (CEC Adapter enabled) :P |
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