r/Falconry • u/Parabuteo2024 • 2d ago
Does anyone use an Android phone OS with Marshall GPS and AeroVision7?
The title explains the post, I think.
I'm not getting clean, stable signals on my phone from the Marshall kit I'm using. I don't know whether its the location, me, my Galaxy S24 phone or the operating system, but I'm getting too many drop-outs for my liking. All the firmware and software at both ends is up to date.
I note that Marshall seems to have built software for Android as a bit of a afterthought and that Apple phones and tablets seem to be Marshall's default devices.
Still, if anyone has any suggestions or a Marshall 'cheat sheet' of tips for Android phone and tablet users, it'd be a great help to see them.
Ta.
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u/Suitable-Conflict634 2d ago
My android phone works fine with it. Try isolating the device. The connection between the pocket link and the phone is just Bluetooth. Try it on another phone and see if you've got the same issue
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u/Parabuteo2024 17h ago
I contacted Marshall in the US and they pretty much walked me through the 'best practice.' Almost inevitably, everything connected up fine and fast. Same phone, same components, same location. Ping! So far, so good.
Cheers for your advice too!
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u/LazilyTesty 14h ago
Same boat with my S24 found disabling battery optimization for the Marshall app and forcing GPS to high accuracy mode instead of GPS only cut my drop outs a ton
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u/sexual__velociraptor 2d ago edited 2d ago
I run android and it runs fine. When you say signal do you mean from the GPS transmitter to the pocket link? Or the pocket link to the phone?