Stable tracking with one 2.0 base station is fully possible. I have been using 1 base stations successfully a lot over the past years at my previous work and at home in kitchen etc. In most cases this has been working very well, and especially 8KX and 5K Super has been more stable with 1 base station, even on 180 degree turns.
Although, I would recommend you to test changing the LH channel (by using something sharp and pressing that button inside the tiny hole at the back side of the LH). It seems different channels behaves differently with 2.0 lighthouses, especially when only using 1 LH.
Furthermore, using 1 LH only is more prone to be affected by reflections (mirrors/windows, PC glass side panels, and even strong LED lights), so I would recommend you try to cover any kind of reflections in your VR room that could effect the VR tracking. With 2 base stations, a lot of the reflections are ignored thanks to 2 base stations working side by side, eliminating the interference.
In fact, using two LH2.0 base stations, these really do a great job eliminating all problems with reflections. Much better than LH 1.0 models did. We got that experience during last CES. One or two LH 1.0 base stations were completely unusable on CES (that has lots of reflections). One LH 2.0 also gave us big problems with reflections. Two or more LH 2.0 base stations eliminated all the problems. In other words, one base station is not able to fix that with same efficiency, so it requires a space more clean from possible reflecting surfaces.
When it comes to controller tracking, if you suffer tracking loss of controllers (if they suddenly fly away, move by themselves, shake etc), I would say its 95% related to USB issues. Switching to another USB port on your PC can many times solve that problem. If your motherboards USB controllers are filled with other peripherals (racing wheels, pedals, joysticks, printers etc), try to unplug these and see if it makes any difference. Its amazing how sensitive USB interface is, especially since mostly each 2 ports (or even more) share the same USB controller.
There is a good reason why Oculus themselves recommended a specific PCI-e card with USB3 ports to be used for their USB-based āsatellitesā. It required a stable signal transfer. And while using Pimax headsets, of course Light House tracking does not use USB ports, but all your headset/controller tracking data is still being sent though the headsets USB cable to your PC. If that USB port is not stable enough, the first thing you will see is tracking loss and weird behavior. Been there and seen that on many PCsā¦