Other than my grammar and spelling :-)
I'm looking at a new quad, standard config, built by owner.
Soldering is reasonable, not the the way I would have done it though.
The GPS was connected to wrong socket, on the sensor board :-(
Mission Planner connects and uploads code no problem, motor tests in CLI works properly, now.
But I don't get any data from the sensors.
Nor the GPS, even though it is enabled, and plugged into the correct socket.
Tried in MP, CLI, and even Hyper Terminal.
I don't know what I'm missing, looking at the circuit diagram, but I have a feeling it might be something simple, like a blown interface type chip.
(I do the same tests on my quad, it works.)
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Closely look at the pinout configuration being accurate between the two boards.
As mentioned the solder might not have flowed well.
Re touch all connections with a solder iron blade tip that is around 4mm in width.
A larger tip will hold more heat to a load.
Make sure there is recent rosin (within 15 seconds) from the solder wire on the tip.
I don't use a sponge when soldering.
I tap the tip flow some new if needed.
Tap again and put the tip to work.
Make the tip and work (connections) shiny.
One way that can happen is if the slide switch on the Sensor board is bad or in the middle or wrong position.