• Thanks - this looks really promising. If you can find a URL @HilmarSt I can set my server up to grab data off it once a day and host locally, which is what I do for UBlox AGPS on Bangle.js 1.

    I'm not sure, but for UBlox you literally just stream the file you downloaded straight to the GPS chip - it contains all the commands already. It is possible that this one is similar too...

  • If you can find a URL...

    I've tried to find one in the .apk and in .dex -> .jar -> .java but with no success.

    As the communication with http://www.gnss-aide.com seems to be not encrypted, there should be a good chance to find the URL in the communication of the Android App with help of the Wireshark protocol analyzer.
    For a working Android App, some original hardware (e.g. an original Q3) is needed - Gordon, if you can send me one I will try again to find a URL ;-)

  • As the communication with http://www.gnss-aide.com seems to be not encrypted, there should be a good chance to find the URL in the communication of the Android App with help of the Wireshark protocol analyzer.

    you can also just setup a http proxy for network connection in android an check proxy logs

    For a working Android App, some original hardware (e.g. an original Q3) is needed - Gordon, if you can send me one I will try again to find a URL ;-)

    If you can use SWD it is possible to flash original Q3 firmware to bangle 2 and later revert back. With a bit of luck and experience it is possible also without SWD, but you already know that if it is your case ;-) I can PM you direct link to Q3 firmware DFU zip on their servers if you know what to do with it. It needs softdevice S140 6.1.1 which is not the one used currently for Espruino.

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