NE South Dakota Clark, SD | You are seeing no GPS Satellites, so changing the correction satellite is not your problem. #1 are you outside so the antenna can see the sky?
Here is how I would diagnose if I had it sitting here.
Shake the gps antenna to see if you hear water sloshing inside. If so, buy a new antenna.
With the display turned on use a multimeter, check across the antenna end of the cable between center pin and outside of nut to see if you have 5 volts. If not do the same where the cable connects to the monitor. If still no voltage, it is something in the monitor. If you have 5 volts at the monitor, it is a bad cable. You can also check for a bad cable by checking for resistance between the center pin and the outside nut with the cable disconnected on both ends.
Edited by gpsdude 3/25/2025 10:56
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