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seannorse
Yesterday 08:04 PM
hi guys,
what kind of gps receiver or equipment would i need if i wanted to map
roads in a small country?
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claudegps
Yesterday 09:55 AM
On 1 Lug, 04:08, Sam Wormley sworml...@mchsi.com wrote:
Air Force Polls Receiver Makers for Solutions to Satellite Problems
* *http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=607645
Jun 30, 2009
GPS World
The U.S. Air Force GPS Wing seeks comments from receiver manufacturers regarding the
SVN-49 signal anomaly and the Air Force’s proposed solution. The Air...
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hannan.sadar@gmail.com
Yesterday 08:28 AM
Hi,
I would like to add sbas data to my stand alone solution, using ublox
lea-4t receiver.
the raw data i know how to get from the gps receiver, but i was unable
to find how to ask for the sbas ephemeris. dose someone knows at which
massage are they?
assuming it is possible having the sbas ephemeris, does some one knows
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sarah bennett
June 30th 09 01:18 PM
As a followup to the two-year old article
A portable GPS should use standard mini-USB power (but which ones do)?
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.geo.satellite-nav/browse_thread/thread/85b2553d5c67a368/fdc54a0185621cc9#fdc54a0185621cc9
Note the Europeans finally, two years later, have made the small USB
connector the standard for power supplies starting next year!
Micro-USB to be universal...
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HIPAR
June 30th 09 01:20 AM
Here's the latest explanation for the PRN01 elevation anomaly:
http://www.insidegnss.com/node/1577
--- CHAS
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user[_2_]
June 29th 09 07:17 PM
I have such a receiver, but the led doesn't start flashing / doesn't go on,
when I insert it in a ps/2 to usb cable or I insert it in a PS/2 socket of
a computer.
Is that normal??
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700+ Radio Stations on SW http://swstations.tk/
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trubble
June 29th 09 06:54 PM
Anti-Spam wrote:
Got my first SatNav recently, which I am pleased with. I do a lot of
driving in areas I am not familiar with, so the speed check / speed
camera facilities are really welcomed.
I wish now to hardwire it into the dash of my van. I bought a cheap
cigarette lighter lead off ebay (so I dont have to destroy my original
TomTom one) which I intend to...
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Tony Mountifield
June 29th 09 04:15 PM
Just curious - last week on Tuesday my Garmin 765T went deaf for
satellites while in the middle of a journey. Powered it down at the
end of the journey, left it a few hours and it was ok for the return
trip.
Curiously, later that evening I discovered that it had flattened its
battery. Charged it up and copied the current.gpx to my laptop.
The next day, it went deaf again shortly after starting...
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T
June 28th 09 08:43 AM
Apologies in advanced if this has been asked before!
Having always thought SatNavs were just for people who couldn't read maps I
have now come back down to earth and realised that I need one.
The choice has left me bewildered.
Can anyone recommend any decent and unbiased online reviews or comparisons
that would help me make my choice?
I do not want to subscribe to any subscription services as I...
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nickw7coc@gmail.com
June 26th 09 06:59 AM
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/podcasting/GOES_ODaysBeforeLaunch.html
This is the text of a Podcast which is also linked at the page for you
to download and listen to.
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Tim Springer[_2_]
June 25th 09 10:14 AM
Read the article I wrote on the SVN 49 issue. It is out on the Inside GNSS
"frontpage" (http://insidegnss.com) now and will be included in the
July/August printed version
The article nicely shows and explains what is being done and why that works
(for "ordinary" users).
For the direct link to the article visit my blog at:
http://gnss.servolux.nl/gnss_blog.html
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Johnson[_2_]
June 24th 09 04:46 PM
Could anyone please let me know the definition of "Observed minus
Computed" DD PSR and "Observed minus Computed" DD Carrier Phase?
Is there any difference between the term "Observed minus Computed" and
"Observed minus Expected"?
Thank you.
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Terry Metcalfe
June 23rd 09 10:21 PM
I am using Anquet mapping software on my Asus A696 PDA. In general I find
this very useful.
However, the issue I have is that when I am walking slowly my actual and
displayed position can be lagged by as much as 150 metres. I understand
that this is a feature known as Static Navigation.
A search of the web suggests that SirfTech software can be used to toggle
this off and on.
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Mike Jr
June 22nd 09 11:40 PM
Here is another take on Friday's meeting.
http://blogs.agi.com/navigationAccuracy/
"Question: How is the fix for this problem modeled? Is it a constant
bias or something else?
Answer: (Madden) The fix effectively moved the antenna phase center
for the satellite to 150 meters behind the satellite.
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Julian
June 22nd 09 10:53 PM
Does anyone have a copy of the Rocanda Grid Map they'd like to share?
I would order it myself, but I don't have a credit card, and there is
no nearby retail outlet where I can purchase it in person.
Your post of the map would be most appreciated.
Thanks
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Brian Watson[_2_]
June 20th 09 09:28 PM
"Anti-Spam" Anti@Spam.com wrote in message
news:03dq35pto0vrmcu02iv25840k7okc043r0@4ax.com...
On Wed, 10 Jun 2009 15:37:49 +0100, Peter
pnkgeedontsendspam@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Anti-Spam wrote:
Got my first SatNav recently, which I am pleased with. I do a lot of
driving in areas I am not familiar with, so the speed check / speed
camera facilities are really welcomed.
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Marvin Hlavac
June 20th 09 06:25 PM
"I have used Streets & Trips 2009 in Mexico a lot. I've used it in the
following states: Tamaulipas, Veracruz, Coahuila, Chihuahua, Sonora,
Sinaloa, and Durango. Generally I'd say it has very good coverage from major
roads down to small pueblos.
Perhaps the biggest limitation is when you try to map along the autopistas,
especially the newer ones. For instance, you can't map a trip from...
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Marvin Hlavac
June 20th 09 06:25 PM
One piece of consumer software that has survived, so far, is Microsoft's
Streets & Trips mapping and navigation program. But like some of the
Microsoft products already eliminated, Streets & Trips faces increasing
competition from online alternatives and offerings from specialized
technology companies.
Streets & Trips "would be a candidate (for cutting) at some point, as well,
given all the...
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Marvin Hlavac
June 20th 09 06:25 PM
"We've seen it in AutoRoute, we've seen it in Encarta, and now we can see it
in Microsoft Money. Our friends at Microsoft are pruning out
consumer-oriented software applications that are not meeting corporate
objectives. Is Streets and Trips the next dog to be shot?
Read more at:
http://www.laptopgpsworld.com/microsoft-streets-trips/2077-navigation-software-have-future-microsoft.html
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HIPAR
June 20th 09 01:45 AM
A report from the front lines:
http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/Latest+News/The-SVN-49-Story-What-Went-Wrong-How-It-Got-Found-/ArticleStandard/Article/detail/605179?contextCategoryId=1385
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Choco[_2_]
June 19th 09 11:30 AM
I have a new computer and want to install Mapsource. The only files I have in my archive
are updates. Where can I find the original install?
thanks,
choco
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Mike Jr
June 17th 09 11:35 PM
The following is a press release from Los Angeles Air Force Base.
Release Number: 020609
6/16/2009 - LOS ANGELES AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- The U.S. Air Force
is investigating the cause and effects of signal distortions observed
from the GPS IIR-20(M) spacecraft launched on March 24, 2009. Routine
early orbit checkout procedures determined that GPS IIR-20(M) signals
were inconsistent with the...
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Alan Browne
June 17th 09 08:46 PM
I'd like suggestions from experienced users on GPS data loggers for
photography.
Oddly my Sony a900 does not come with a GPS data input to tag images
with position and time. I would have though Sony would have added this
as a natural with their own GPS logger. (Sort of proves the ex-Minolta
guys are keeping their distance from the gadget boys at Sony).
IAC, I would like a logger that:
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kr5j
June 17th 09 06:51 PM
The U.S. military's newest Global Positioning System navigation
satellite is suffering from unusual signal distortions that will keep
it out of service for at least six months, the Air Force announced
Tuesday.
"The signal distortion was initially observed as an elevation-
dependent bias in ranging measurements from GPS monitor stations," the
Air Force said in a written statement from the Space...
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Chris Wilson
June 17th 09 01:29 PM
I am struggling to decide on a sat nav for a truck here in the UK. I
believe some Tom Tom units (930?) can have truck hazard software installed,
but this:
http://www.snooperuk.com/products/s7000_truckmate/index.html
is due out this week, and the 7 inch screen appeals. Would those in the
know critique it from the info available please, and maybe tell me why I
should or shouldn't consider it? I...
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KBH
June 17th 09 08:36 AM
Scratch-Plot by KBH is a fast-reach, ease-of-use plotting
program with a simple file structure. And so Scratch-Plot is suitable for
minor design projects...on the fly, off the cuff or on site. Of course use
of Scratch-Plot is like making an electronic design-on-a-napkin...
The program plots by North and East coordinates but can also plot by azimuth
and distance. The azimuth and distance plot...
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HIPAR
June 16th 09 09:51 PM
The Air Force has identified the cause of signal anomalies for PRN01
and will attempt to work around the problem. If they can do that
PRN01 might be set usable this fall.
http://www.insidegnss.com/node/1573
--- CHAS
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Mhaxx
June 16th 09 07:54 AM
Is US reconfiguring GPS in these days?
I have many GPS devices and some can't fix (Mstar chipset ones).
Massimo
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Keith
June 16th 09 12:01 AM
"I was invited to take part in the European press launch of the new
Lowrance Endura handhelds on June 4th in Windermere, UK, in the Lake
District. While there is still some work being done on the devices,
both hardware and software (like having "Track Up" for Raster Maps),
they were already quite functional, so much so that we used them on
the sporting/geocaching event that had been organized for...
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nickw7coc@gmail.com
June 15th 09 09:47 PM
Europe's satellite-navigation system has taken a big step forward with
the signing of new industrial contracts.
Satellite firms EADS Astrium and OHB have been asked to provide
spacecraft components that will be needed for the forthcoming
constellation.
More at http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8102047.stm
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HIPAR
June 15th 09 04:10 PM
President Obama has recently targeted LORAN for shutdown as an
outdated radionavigation system that nobody uses anymore but
legislation is being introduced to complete the enhancement of LORAN.
'The legislation implicitly confirms the findings of an Independent
Assessment Team (IAT) on eLoran, funded by the office of the under
secretary of transportation policy and chaired by Brad Parkinson,...
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Bystander
June 14th 09 10:17 AM
Good morning all.
I have been using a Tom Tom for some years now and have been very happy with
it's performance, however I am thinking a mobile phone with GPS capabilities
could be better for me, not having any experience of these gadgets, could
anyone give me some advice on what to buy. I only need UK coverage really,
but quality is my first consideration. Thank you for any help.
Bryan (...
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nick
June 11th 09 08:45 PM
Does anyone have a Rockwell/Navman Jupiter GPS module they would like to
sell? Please reply to the group initially.
Nick
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Sam Wormley
June 11th 09 12:38 AM
Air Force Space Command Committed to GPS Health
http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=599356
May 21, 2009
GPS World
The U.S Air Force and Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) have been the diligent stewards of
GPS since its conception in the 1970s and continue its commitment to this critical
component of our National Infrastructure, stated the agencies today in a...
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Lu
June 10th 09 06:12 PM
Hello there,
Is this possible (as the title says) as a GPS receiver? I don't know
much about GPS' NMEA but apparently on the setup page in MapPoint
requires a 2.0 of NMEA. How do I check if this is possible?
Thanks in advance,
Lu Zheng
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Kees
June 8th 09 09:21 PM
See it yourself...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Wfe-57Enuw
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miso@sushi.com[_2_]
June 8th 09 07:23 AM
http://www.lazygranch.com/temp/infodia1.jpg
http://www.lazygranch.com/temp/infodia2.jpg
I got this at a flea market. The company appears to be defunct. It may
be a GPS with some other functions since it has a SMA on the back,
presumably for the external antenna.
Any information on the device would be appreciated.
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Tony Mountifield
June 7th 09 02:32 PM
I have a Nuvi 765T and was wondering whether it is possible to tailor
the typical road speeds it uses when working out routes and ETAs.
Or even just to assign preference weights to certain types of road.
I do find that it is often quite optimistic about ETAs early in the
journey, having to re-adjust them later on, particularly if the
traffic is slower than the speed limit. It appears to expect...
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wwerewolff@yahoo.com
June 6th 09 05:32 PM
So far it seems to be an improvement. It was easy to install too,
unlike my past adventures with Garmin's unlock codes. The NT seems to
take up a lot less space on the memory than did my old non-nt 2007
City Select map. Garmin is being very coy with the update year on
the package. No place does it say 2010, so people won't know if they
are buying a 2009 or 2010, and so I guess so they can...
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Philip Green[_3_]
June 5th 09 06:44 AM
I've just bought one and I think it's great.
Have a look at www.a-trip.com to see what you can do with it.
They also give away free software for Windows mobile devicses to do the same
sort of thing using the mobile device's inbuilt GPS or a separate GPS
receiver.
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