GPS issue?
Well it feels like a problem but i guess it has more to do with my working knowledge of gadgets.
If a GPS can say "you are here " and then I move 10 yards north, then the gps should say "you have moved to here"
How does this sound ?
If a GPS can say "you are here " and then I move 10 yards north, then the gps should say "you have moved to here"
How does this sound ?

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It's really dull reading, but you might want to look into the NMEA Sentence format, which is what a GPS receiver spits out when it sends position updates.· FYI:· It doesn't just send update sentences when you change position, it sends them at regular intervals regardless if you are moving or not.
See this page.· http://vancouver-webpages.com/peter/nmeafaq.txt
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There's nothing like a new idea and a warm soldering iron.
(they are $5000) but like with cars, a Garmin road gps can be bought for a few hundred. But if you order a gps to come as an option in the new car, they want a few thousand! (talk about adding value [noparse]:)[/noparse]
mike.