[aprssig] Re: The best resolution of position from APRS
KC2MMi kc2mmi at verizon.netWed Jan 4 04:59:02 UTC 2006
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<<That is not exactly correct as stated. All of the older NMEA formats also allowed floating point precision and supported positions down to 6 inches and all of the kenwoods (except the very first D7's all of which were recalled) all will decode that. >> Bob, I suspect I agree most with the first sentence.<G> How is a D7 going to decode what NMEA format to give 6" position rsolution, when the display physically is only doing DDD.MM.mm due to the available display digits? Do you mean it can pass the other strings along in "dumb one packet one frame TNC mode" ? Or that it can show them if they are sent instead of a message? In which case, it still isn't really aware of them, it's just passing along another message requiring manual interpretation. I'm confused by your "new" position spec, I don't find any definitions of your DD.MM.HH format. What are the H's for? And do you mean, a human has to manually translate the DD.MM format and then manually add the other digits, which are in feet, to the lat/lon displayed? It sounds like an inelegant kludge, if that is being forced on the human operator in order to accomodate the Kenwood limitations. (But, maybe I'm not at all understanding that right.)
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