I have installed a tracking system in my bike But some time its not properly work and i don't track my Bike.What you think this issue happening due to battery or there may be any other reason than disturb the tracking system.I changed the battery about six month ago.
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Now that's a bit different issue for a vintage cycle. 1st guess is enough Resistance in the spark leads to suppress RF that may overwhelm the
GPS signals. Coils themselves may be emitting RF directly radiantly or by induction into the power supply. I assume polarity of power supplied it correct as it worked some and did not let smoke out to notice. Might be just vibration? Maybe the volts drop near end of a ride and blanks out the digital gizmo's brains for a while?
GPS signals. Coils themselves may be emitting RF directly radiantly or by induction into the power supply. I assume polarity of power supplied it correct as it worked some and did not let smoke out to notice. Might be just vibration? Maybe the volts drop near end of a ride and blanks out the digital gizmo's brains for a while?
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I run a GPS system on my Norton, I have a Boyer digital ingnition system fitted and the resistance plug caps to suit and the GPS works fine. However a wireless digital speedo did not, you can check by going on a journey and stopping at regular intervals with the engine off for the stops and then checking the tracking to see if the stops are recorded.
