@Alex-Kushleyev Awesome Thank you!

@Jesus-Cardenas It should now be updated!

Should be available on our new Downloads page: [https://modalai.filecloudonline.com](link url) , inside the Flat Builds Folder

Hello @Ryan-Min,
As far as I know, there is no specific CAD model file for the GPS mast. You should use the complete CAD model of the Starling 2 Max drone, which is available for download in the developer download section. You will need to create an account.
Here is a direct link to the most recent version of the model, the version V3 : D0012-4-V3-C28-M36-T7-K0-Starling2-Max-V3-20260317.step
The latest changes to the model are intended to improve GNSS performance. You can consult the documentation page EMI Mitigation for GNSS Applications for more information on this topic and to see their recommendations.

@spiff You'll likely need to reach out to Sierra Wireless directly for debug help.

Hi @Jetson-Nano
The connectors between VOXL 2 and M0173 are DF40's. They are rated for 30 cycles:
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The uCoax image sensor cables are also from Hirose, and are much more fragile. They are rated for 20 cycles, but to be honest, I break them after 3-5 cycles personally if I am not using a tool. With the use of the proper tool we specify here, you should get to 10-20 cycles.
https://docs.modalai.com/micro-coax-user-guide/
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FCv2 uses a bunch of JST GH connectors. On the flip side, I've never broken one of those! 🙂
JST sadly does not specify the cycle count. So, any number we provide would be a guess. We use it due to DroneCode compliance intentions. They are pretty robust and never experienced any issues.

Hope this helps.