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while not lora.has_joined():
time.sleep(1.25)
time.sleep(1.25)
rgb.blue_off()
if sd_en: #No point in trying to get a GPS fix if no SD card as nowhere to store it
if (chrono.read() - last_gps_reading) > config.GPS_READ_INTERVAL:
print("Performing a GPS read to log to SD")
(lat, lon, alt, hdop) = gps.position()
last_gps_reading = chrono.read() #record time of the last attempt to read GPS
if(not lat is None
and not lon is None
and not alt is None
and not hdop is None): #Have a GPS fix
if not fix:
print("GPS lock acquired")
fix = True
rgb.red_off()
else: #No GPS fix
if fix:
print("Lost GPS")
fix = False
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