@OhCanada Hi there, we’ve received your update, and our support team will continue to follow up on your case to resolve the issue for you.
Thanks OhCanada. I’m mainly interested in just in the length. I’m thinking, if I ever run into this issue I’m inclined to replace them with high quality cables to see how that goes. Not that Yarbo isn’t using high quality cables, I’m just familiar with some companies that make some medical equipment grade SMA cables and at the same length with the same end orientations…may be an interesting test. At nearly $100 per cable it’s not something I’d throw on day 1, it’s just a thought.
33 cm (13 inches) from the end of the straight connector to the centre of the 90 degree connector.
Awesome! Thanks so much
Just had my Yarbo apparently ignore 10 feet of no go zone and drive into my pool. Based on my googling I’m guessing I’m in the right thread 
I haven’t even had my mower replacement a month and I’m once again without a mower in the middle of summer.
Was it fully submerged? Hopefully you opened a ticket?
Yeah I found it at the bottom of the pool after looking all around the yard for it and immediately opened a ticket.
If you note your ticket number here, the moderator can follow up on it for you.
Please keep us posted. I would like to know how Yarbo handles this disaster.
My ticket number is 119786. So far they asked me if it turns on, which it does not even after letting it dry out overnight. My assumption is that it’s toast.
Put it in a bag of rice maybe? /s
Hi @jtag ,
We’re truly sorry to hear about this issue. Please rest assured that we’ve already initiated the replacement process for you. To minimize the downtime, we’ve also arranged for expedited next-day delivery so you can get back to using your mower as soon as possible.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this has caused and appreciate your patience and understanding.
I’m a little late to this because we have had extremely dry weather here so not any cutting going on. I am seeing GPS issues as well. Been running my setup since late April with very very minimal problems. I had 2 areas where I knew there was intermittent GPS issues but only ran into each maybe 3 times. Just tried a cut of one area today and it was painful. If I had to rate my Yarbo experience before the update I would say 9.5 out of 10… If I had to rate this new update experience I would say 3 out of 10. If this was the experience I received day one I would have sent it back. Hopefully they work over the winter to have a better update. One comment was made that before you may have had a strong GPS but low quality signal. That low quality signal worked much much better for me.
I agree 100% about doing just fine with lower quality signals. The official response is that they improved GPS reception with this update so my issue is a defective antenna/cable and is not related to the update. My guess is the system is now rejecting GPS signals that were good enough before. I should be getting replacement parts soon. As I said before I will be the first to apologize to yarbo tech support on this forum if the replacement parts fix my reception issues.
@itgoes211 Hi there,
Thank you for sharing this feedback, and we’re sorry for the frustration with GPS after the update. Our team is actively working on performance in weak-GPS conditions—PPVS and the newly introduced signal “quality” metric are early steps, and we’ll keep improving.
If you notice any abnormal stops due to weak GPS, please submit a support ticket so we can review your logs and analyze. Your reports really help us make Yarbo better.
my littel guy ended up in the road yesterday, never happend before, luckily people stopped and moved it back into the yard. why the difference now?
@subprime2010 Hi there, could you please check if you have turned on the PPVS settings and also review the boundary travel distance?
We’ll need a bit more information to analyze this issue. You can also open a support ticket and provide the estimated time when it happened, so we can investigate further why Yarbo went outside the boundary.
after reading this thread, i turned it off, will run again to see if it happens again
My bot keeps dropping GPS by the tree line. Rebooting didn’t help, but if I toggle PPVS, GPS comes back—at least for a little while. So now I just switch PPVS on and off whenever it loses connection.