[aprssig] Waypoints to GPS Receiver: Navigation
gerheim at cox.net gerheim at cox.netWed Aug 22 13:24:26 UTC 2007
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I finally have a GPS receiver that _receives_ NMEA data. A little experimentation has shown that the GPS receiver (GPSmap 60) attempts to uniquely name each waypoint it receives, even if they come from the same station/SSID. For example, waypoints from WA1XYZ-15 may be named "WA1XYZ 151", "WA1XYZ 154", etc... This leaves about 3 questions: 1) Is there a way to navigate to a "moving target"? If I navigate to "WA1XYZ 151", it'll keep sending me to where WA1XYZ _was_ when that waypoint was sent. 2) Is there any rhyme or reason behind the naming convention? I couldn't figure any out. The characters it appended seemed to be random. 2a) How many unique names can it associate with the same call/SSID? My guess is that it'll repeat or jam up before it runs through the complete set of valid characters. 3) Is there a way to identify the most recently-received waypoint? -- -Al Gerheim HP-49G+ Software Page: http://members.cox.net/above
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