Yes, the main connector on the Here GPS is 8 pin and Nora is a 10 pin. You should be able to run it in CAN but there is a bit more configuration required to get the HERE GPS to work properly. The NEO Pro from CUAV runs on CAN as well but is very to setup. If you do end up using a HERE GPS report back how it works as I will most likely not be trying again.
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Some update:
I moved the Nora unit form my testbed Y6 to a larger Y6 with 15" propellers and camera.
Arducopter version is the latest 4.0.4 stable.
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One thing I have noticed for those who are using the NEO GPS from CUAV, the mount/mast that it comes with though it looks nice, is actually quite weak (as seen in the picture above). The arming switch being at the front of the GPS means every time you press down to arm your copter, you slowly bend the GPS mast. Not a big problem but more of something to be careful of.
Did you mount it using both screws in the base? I use a bunch of these and donât have this issue. Also I have disabled the safety switch as I am not a fan of sticking my fingers in the areas of potential blade spin
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Yeah, both screws are used. its not the base that bends, but the top where the void is. Its only after many uses 20-30+ flights and pressing down on the GPS to arm the copter. It just starts to show a slight bend or lean forward. If your arming switch is disabled on the GPS that makes sense why you havenât had this issue⊠Its not a big deal and they look nice, but Iâve had to bend it back after repetitive armingâs. Its not always me flying either, the same thing has happened to others who fly the system. Again it was just more of an FYI or âfood for thoughtâ.
I would secure that GPS wiring to the mast and to the frame base plate, leave enough length for flex at the flight controller. Iâve trimmed back some of the outer insulation so there is greater length of the thin wires exposed for more flexibility.
I have to ask⊠How hard are you pushing on the switch? 
Well, figured it and here is a small blog entry I created for the solution in the hope it will help someone.
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Could you please share your Battery monitor parameters?
Is using CUAV HV PMU okay? Or are the settings different?
Thanks
Here are my Nora Battery settings
Nora have a CAN PMU. The is a note about CUAV HV PM here https://discuss.ardupilot.org/t/pmu-for-v5-x7-nora/60599
CUAV HV PM voltage and current settings we use with a v5 Nano are:
BATT_AMP_PERVLT,26.1686
BATT_VOLT_MULT,17.72216
These are derived from testing and calibration.
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Any one tried using the CAN PMU on Nora running PX4 and not Ardupilot???
I also used QGC, but I get all kinds of issues when I enable the CAM PMU.
I did but failed as well. It seems to me that the Nora px4 firmware does not support it.
I left a question for the experts in px4 Slack forum and in the meantime flying with the normal pmu mode
Hi,
maybe not the best place to ask, but I canât find anything better. So the question is: what is the type of the connector for the power sockets in Nora? Iâve got the UAVCAN power module in the set, but I would want to attach another âclassicalâ one to the another socket. And despite many attempts I canât figure out whatâs type of the connector it is?
The plug looks like this:
It is 10 mm between the 1th and the 6th pins, so the pitch is around 1.66 mm.
6 pins, 5 spaces, pitch 2mm.
Look like Dupont connector (missing the locking part).
Mini-PV/Dupont/Molex SL connectors originally created by Berg are 2.54mm or 0.1in pitch. There are 2.0mm pitch connectors such as Molex Milligrid. However I believe the connector in question is a JST-SH or a Molex CLICK-Mate. The CLICK-mate has a pitch of 1.5 and the SH has a pitch of 1.0 so I lean slightly towards the CLICK-Mate being the connector on the PCB. The other end of the cable that would plug into the autopilot is most likely a locking Milligrid, but I am not certain. @cuav Could you provide connector types on all of you diagrams please? It would really help when needing to make custom wiring harnesses.
Many thanks for your answers, but I havenât been able to identify an exact plug type. Is this something of that kind?
https://pl.farnell.com/en-PL/molex/151098-0010/connector-housing-plug-10pos/dp/2630239
(of course here is 10pos and discontinued, but I could even cut it to fix)
You can order the cable from CUAVâs AliExpress store (Power cable connector), which is what I did. It takes a while, though. I havenât received it yet but a month later supposedly it is in my country.
I did so, but this cable is provided only for the CAN version (which is way more expensive and also I would prefer to have one analog Power module just in case when something goes wrong with CAN)). The analog version is shipped with a standard âoldâ Pixhawk power connection plug, at least this was my case.