So this wouldn't be a scenario where the GPS is failing entirely, potentially making it in violation of FAA Remote ID, but would just be a weaker signal?

Hello,

I reached out to sales about ordering the following Starling 2 Max GPS-denied Development Drone model: MRB-D0012-4-V2-C29-M24-T9-K3

-C29 Dual 12MP RGB Dual 1MP Tracking
-M24-T9 5G, WiFi and Ghost Atto
-K3 Drone with Case, Battery Pack, wall power supply and Controller

I was told by sales that there were currently issues with the 5G option relating to the GPS.

I am looking for a technical expert from ModalAI to explain what sort of GPS issues are in place. Depending on what they are, I may be willing to still buy the drone with those issues.

I have a need to test some 5G networks and want to get a ModalAI Starling 2 Max GPS-denied Dev Drone with the 5G modem upgrade.

One thing that concerns me is the comment about "dead reckoning'. I am wondering if this can be disabled, as I am not really trying to test if the drone can remain on target. I am really after seeing what new hardware can detect from the 5G drone.