At the same time?
We’re they both started up at the same time, ie, not just taking readings at the same time?
on my P3P the most sats I got from my house was 19 but always with my mini2 it is in the 26-30 range !!We’re they both started up at the same time, ie, not just taking readings at the same time?
I would have expected a higher count with the Mavic 3 with its access to the Beidou network of satellites but it could be based on the time difference between when the almanac tables were loaded on each device.
Although the satellite count is shown it doesn’t always mean it is using all of them to compute location, rather the number currently in view of the receivers. Most ‘GPS’ receiver chips have 66-receivers spread across the respective transmission channels and all of those channels are available to the drone’s Flight Controller. What the Flight Controller does with them is down to whatever algorithms DJI have implemented and that may vary between different models.
It would be interesting to know if you see this on a regular occurrence.
Both use GPS + Galileo + BeidouI would have expected a higher count with the Mavic 3 with its access to the Beidou network of satellites
The Mini 2 accesses 50% more sats since it uses GPS + Glonass + Galileoon my P3P the most sats I got from my house was 19 but always with my mini2 it is in the 26-30 range !!
It would be interesting to know if the two consistently show a similar difference or if it is just an occasional thing.
"Enough" is only part of the issue.The satellite count isn’t terribly important so long as you have enough. .... This integration works fine with 8-12 satellites.
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