I'm designing a 4 layer GPS tracker PCB with the 2nd layer as ground and 3rd as Vcc. Is this a good practice? I know a gnd layer is good but I'm not sure how to distribute the positive of the supply on the 3rd layer. Should I cover the whole layer with the supply even underneath the antennas? Or just pour Vcc underneath the Vcc pins?
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