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Return To GPS FAQ Archive   Why is my GPS unit not locking on to any satellites? Answered By Editor There are many possible reasons why you cannot lock your GPS receiver with any satellite. Like any other radio devices, when signal is weak there will never be a clear connection. However, if you are receiving strong signals but cannot lock with any satellite, the satellite may be offline for maintenance. The position of the satellites and your receiver is also very important. When there is one satellite that can be locked into and yet there are two other that are not properly positioned, chances are that you cannot lock with any satellite. keywords: GPS | Global Positioning System | GPS System | Satellites | GPS Unit | GPS Device Garmin Streetpilot 7200 Garmin Gpsmap 76s

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