We are volunteers helping our town with some GPS/GIS mapping projects. Until recently we had no problems using Pathfinder Office (Ver 2.90) to diff. correct our data with the local CORS stations. Yesterday we started getting RINEX errors and the files would not be corrected. Reading Trimble's Support Notes were no help other than telling us that "version 2.90 of P.O. supports the use of RINEX...

Hallo! I have noticed a strange behavior of the "Find Places" function in the MapSource 5.0 (and also in previous releases). I have informed Garmin about it some time ago but a) they cannot / will not eliminate it (yet) b) it only happens to me. With Garmin Europe Metro Guide 4.0 installed go to "Find Places", "Address" choose house number, no matter what, let's say "20" choose street name, ...

Hi, Any id how to connect my GPS V to my Compaq iPaq 3870 not to expencive please and if possible somewhere in Belgium ?? Links also welcome Thanks

What is the easiest way to remove a GPS V automotive mount that has been secured to a dashboard using the "permanent adhesive disk"? I seem to remember seeing something sometime ago about using something like nail polish remover, but I'm having a senior moment, and can't remember. Thanks to all, Dewey

I got a Garmin V a few days ago. When it says "GPS Accuracy - 49 ft" does that mean within 49 feet from where I'm standing, or does that mean a 49 square-foot area? One guy told me square feet, but I can't find that in any of the GPS faqs. Thanks.

Ref: http://WWW.SCHRIEVER.AF.MIL/GPS/Current/current.nnu? http://WWW.SCHRIEVER.AF.MIL/GPS/Current/current.oa1? http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/gps/geninfo/NANUabbr.htm NOTICE ADVISORY TO NAVSTAR USERS (NANU) 2003067 SUBJ: SVN26 (PRN26) FORECAST OUTAGE SUMMARY JDAY 196/0432 - JDAY 196/1511 1. NANU TYPE: FCSTSUMM NANU NUMBER: 2003067 NANU DTG: 151513Z JUL 2003 ...

Carsten Kurz wrote: Current SBAS enabled receivers do not show any station ID with the NMEA DGPS indication when they receive SBAS signals. Since WAAS PRNs have three chars (as opposed to 2 for navigation PRNS) wouldn't it be useful for those receivers to output the SBAS PRN as their station ID? Seems logical to me. - Carsten

(Jeet Sukumaran) writes: Does anyone know where the barometer sensor port (or hole or opening whatever) is located on this Garmin GPSMap 76S? The sensor itself is probably some random place on the circuit board. The inside of the case will be vented to the outside world by a small hole somewhere, and that's what you need to worry about. On most Garmins, this opening...

Sam Wormley wrote: Ref: http://www.ion.org/newsletter/v12n4.html http://www.ion.org/newsletter/v12n4-8.jpg Delta II Launch Let's Roll! The Feb. 3 launch of a a Delta II rocket with a GPS satellite aboard

In article , wrote: Sam Wormley wrote: See: http://www.ion.org/newsletter/v12n4.html http://www.ion.org/newsletter/v12n4-8.jpgDelta II Launch Better Image: http://www.af.mil/photos/art_themes_usaf_0007.html This is the only justifiable application for this phrase, in tribute.

Are there any, other than GPSU, programs or utilities that can import routes from MS Streets & Trips files / Autoroute? I know that GPSU can do that but I'm not a registered user of it. Yes, I know that GPSU trial version can do that (10 points at a time) BUT the licence states that "I may use this version of the software for an unlimited time for evaluation only and I understand that any other...

Hi ! I didn't found information about that, so, I wish someones can give me some hints here :-) Do you know what NMEA sentences a Garmin III+ can recognize, I mean by that can I send $GPWPL or $GPRTE to my gps and create new waypoints and routes ? I tried but it seems not to work ...

Connettendo in Italia un GARMIN GPS III PLUS ad un GARMIN GBR23 si aumenta la precisione del rilievo o in assenza di fari non vi è nessun miglioramento?

Many new (and not so new) GPS owners have basic (and not so basic) questions about the operation and performance of their GPS equipment. Most of the initial questions and answers you may have are available for you at: Jack and Joe's GPS Information website http://gpsinformation.net The site has a hundred or more topics and articles on many facets of GPS usage. These include such...

A simple question for people knowledgable with Garmin MapSource (just upgraded from ver 4.x to 5.0) and US MetroGuide 5.0, to a new user of same: I live in an urban area several miles from the intersection of two US Interstate Highways, so there are several different entrance/exit ramps from which to choose. And I have my 'favorite' ways (routes) to get to these entrance ramps, -- a...

On Thu, 10 Jul 2003 01:03:49 +0200, jup wrote: Can't comment on SportTrack, but with GPS 315 (actually, the only GPS I ever used) I never needed two hands to opearate it. It can be actually pretty easilly operated by thumb of either left ot right hand, which one feels more comfortable at the moment. It has similar design to SportTrack with buttons under the screen,...

"Gregg Hales" wrote in message ... Hi, chasing information, advice and suggestions. (...be nice) At first I thought you were just a troll....then having looked up your website, decided otherwise. Your questions are so broad that they can't be addressed in simple terms.

I have a Garmin 12 with 4.00 firmware. I noticed that the current version is 4.58, and is available for download - I just picked up a PC data cable on eBay, and plan on doing the upgrade from 4.00 - Any gotchas or other comments ? Just thought I would ask before I do it - Phil -

Go to this link for a pretty interesting animation of the many satellites in orbit: http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap030714.html We sure have trashed the place!

How can a Garmin 12 be carried if you just want to go for a walk wearing a T-shirt and not wearing a rucksack? I know you can carry it in your hand - but that's a bit of a nuisance. A pocket isn't much good either. I thought of fixing it, in some yet to be determined way, to a hat. But it weighs nine ounces - and would look really silly! So what do you reckon - both sensible and silly...