[aprssig] Waypoints to GPS Receiver: Navigation
Scott Miller scott at opentrac.orgWed Aug 22 16:13:48 UTC 2007
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The behavior also seems to depend on whether you're using Garmin mode or NMEA. The Tracker2 and the Anti-Tracker (at least to a limited extent) are the only devices I know of that'll do Garmin output. I use a GPSmap 60CS myself and it works flawlessly with the T2, though it'd be nice if it had more custom icons available. Scott N1VG Jason Rausch wrote: > I believe that Wes AI4PX ran into this same issue with > him Map276C. I think he had to badger Garmin until > they admitted it was a problem and fixed it in a > firmware update. > > Over in the HamHUD community, we have been beta > testing new firmware that has $GPWPL waypoint output > for any GPS that can accept them, such as the Map60 > you have. This is the same feature available on the > Kenwood D7/700 radios, ADS's OpenTracker 1+ and > Tracker2 and the obscure Anti-Tracker (which I think > was only homebrew hardware, never in production). I > have been testing the new HamHUD firmware with a > Map176C, eTrex Legend and 60cs. All are working well > and DO NOT append the repeated waypoint with a numeric > identifier. Instead, they just redraw the waypoint, > with the same name, at the new location on the map. > This make mobile APRS mapping a real treat! > > Jason KE4NYV > RPC Electronics > www.rpc-electronics.com > HamHUD Team - www.hamhud.net > > > --- gerheim at cox.net wrote: > >> 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 >> >> _______________________________________________ >> aprssig mailing list >> aprssig at lists.tapr.org >> > https://lists.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig > > > _______________________________________________ > aprssig mailing list > aprssig at lists.tapr.org > https://lists.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aprssig > >
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