@Suty thank you for your response. As I continue to use and analyze the problem at sea I have additional thoughts. I think this is happening because some times when the app cannot find a proper gps it looks for the next best thing, in my case that is the gps coming from Starlink which now shows me in Los Angeles (I am currently 200nm WNW of Cabo). Once it takes this less than ideal source for gps, it doesn’t want to give up using it. Sometimes it will revert to using the external gps source if I turn my phone off and then back on, but sometimes not and I have to delete the app and reinstall from the App Store.
The coding needs to have the app constantly scanning for and insuring that the Sourxe variable continues to be “Use my gps”. If it cannot determine the gps in this way and then goes to Starlink or some other source, well, there is your problem.
The app requires the user to tap on “Find my location” to cause the code to search for a gps. This is highly inefficient for the user and causes part of the problem. There should be a setting in the app to allow the user to choose to let the app “follow my location “ and show the most updated conditions for that particular location, while still allowing the user to scroll forward or backward in time to see either historical or future predictions.
Sury, I am willing to volunteer to help your team understand, fix this problem, and enhance the app for maritime use absolutely free of charge. I’ve loved your app for years but only now with Starlink is it a viable option while offshore. I believe you guys have something special and I want to help. I am willing to video conference with you or your team at anytime to speed up this
Again, thanks for your response and efforts