GPS positioning antenna must be on the top

　　If the owner who purchased the GPS positioner pays attention to it, he can often find such a label "GPS antenna receiving surface, and the horizontal place is facing up." When we give the device to customers, we all remind them that they should be facing up to the reception when installing

　　Why do GPS positioning antennas need to be facing up? The reason is very simple. The GPS satellite signal is vertically downward. The side of the receiving GPS signal antenna is directly down, so that the signal receiving must be discounted. Some car owners and enterprises do not pay attention to these details when buying GPS positioners, which leads to inaccurate positioning.

　　There is also a characteristic of the GPS signal, that is, the metal and soil structure cannot be penetrated. The receiving of the GPS signal is very great, and even the signal will even directly block the signal. At this point, all owners should pay attention. Other owners hide the positioner in a very hidden position for the hiddenness of the equipment installation. This is actually not conducive to the receiving of the GPS signal. This is why many equipment requires professionals to debug the installation.

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