Not done it, but the antenna will most likely have a +\- supply in addition to the NMEA in/out. You will probably have to run a separate supply. Did the antenna come with a wiring diagram?
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Tomorrow I will try separate power source and the brown and yellow
sounds like a plan
I wouldn’t take it as read that the connections are colour to colour. The yellows may not necessarily connect together. I think I might have an old NMEA gps puck kicking around somewhere. I’ll see if I can dig some info.
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I don't think this works, I've tried every possible combination and still not a single satellite. The antenna was outside with me inside fiddling with wires however no combination seems to make it go. I do know Raymarine are very fussy with using other parts so maybe they have done something that wont allow this
Result [emoji106] if it’s a cold start, it can take up to an hour for the GPS to lock on, depending on its view of the sky.
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