GPS creates audio noise

When GPS signal is turned on it creates a signal noise on the audio feed. When turned off in the menu the noise is gone instantly. I'm using the SONY UWP-D16 Digital Wireless system via the hotshoe mount. Does anyone have this issue?

I have not experienced the problem myself, so I will let someone else answer the question who has seen it. Personally I have never had a problem with audio on the FS7, but I think it is a known issue that the GPS can interfere with Sony's wirelss reciever when it is attached to the MI-shoe. The solution is just to turn off GPS. Is anyone really using it anyway?

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