buffalosoldier

Bump/update... So this problem occurs even when the antenna is mounted on the roof (I ran the wire out the window and temporarily mounted it on the roof as a test). Mostly happens after passing under bridges/wires when traveling in a northerly direction. Gotta be a software bug --anyone have any ideas to get GPS back without doing a power cycle (while driving, ugh) or a reset (also sucks)? This is my 2nd Pioneer Navi/HU in 5 years. I just graduated from a D2. With both units I've found myself wishing I could find the nearest Pioneer engineer and kick them in the taint. SOOOO m

I have an x910BT that I installed about a week ago in an '03 Nissan Altima. I have the GPS antenna mounted inside the car, above the dash, as close as possible to the front center of the windshield. When I start the car, the x910BT claims that it can find a GPS signal just fine -- even when started inside a parking garage -- and will let me start navigating a route. However, after about 10 minutes of driving I lose GPS signal (the GPS "radar-style" status screen goes to three yellow lights). In order to get signal back, I have to either power cycle the unit (by turning off the car