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Join Date: Jun 2006
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satellites search
Is there any way that I can establish whether my cheap Chinese tablet has GPS?
I bought it for use with Code Sector's Maverick. However, Maverick can't find a satellite, although our phones and other tablet have no problem. Also aGPS test app is reporting no contact. That sounds conclusive, but Google maps and searches know my location accurately. |
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: wisbech, cambs / norfolk
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...That sounds conclusive, but Google maps and searches know my location accurately.
Install Mapfactor Navigator, then turn off the tablet wifi. Navigator has a diagnostic in the tools menu to show which GPS satellites are in view. |
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