Alright, guys and gals. A question for you CB wizards out there. Purchased a new CB and mirror mounted antenna for the truck, as we all know these internal factory antennas on the Cascadias are about worthless. The day after I installed everything I started getting a No GPS Signal on my Rand McNally GPS. It would freeze up for awhile and then reaquire the signal. Did this regularly throughout the day. Thought maybe the GPS was taking a dump so I bought a new one.
Same model GPS as the old one, and after putting it on the windshield, it started doing the same thing. Started thinking it could be the coax I installed so I switched my CB back to the factory installed coax.
Am I looking at a coax issue or an antenna ground issue here? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
GPS Signal Interference
Discussion in 'John Christner' started by GearJammer0224, Aug 27, 2017.
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wow ...RF floating caused GPS receiving problems. as far as I know many US tactical cruise missiles are using GPS to hit targets. GearJammer try to sell your new purchased CB to senator McCain or Pentagon's researchers.
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A couple of nights ago around 3am from the west side of El Paso (I-10 & Loop 375) to the east side (I-10 & Loop 375), I had no gps signal. Signal came back just as I passed the loop. Then somewhere between El.Paso and the Border Patrol check point, gps had no signal for a couple of minutes. No clue what cause it, but it was weird. Hasn't done it since.
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