Lauri Hahne wrote:
2008/4/27 Igor Brejc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Charles Basenga Kiyanda wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions. I hadn't thought about clipping the
receiver
> to the top of my backpack. I also hadn't thought that a lot of
small
> movement, compared to a steady stable disp
2008/4/27 Igor Brejc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Charles Basenga Kiyanda wrote:
> > Thanks for the suggestions. I hadn't thought about clipping the receiver
> > to the top of my backpack. I also hadn't thought that a lot of small
> > movement, compared to a steady stable displacement, might lower the
>
Charles Basenga Kiyanda wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions. I hadn't thought about clipping the receiver
> to the top of my backpack. I also hadn't thought that a lot of small
> movement, compared to a steady stable displacement, might lower the
> accuracy. I'll keep that in mind if I try to at
Thanks for the suggestions. I hadn't thought about clipping the receiver
to the top of my backpack. I also hadn't thought that a lot of small
movement, compared to a steady stable displacement, might lower the
accuracy. I'll keep that in mind if I try to attach the gps to my
forearm and see wha
Mike Collinson wrote:
> I noticed that I got much better tracks on a bicycle than walking, even in
> similar conditions and speeds. After some experimentation, the reason seems
> to be that a GPS device likes to be kept relatively stable and not shaken or
> twisted around. The best place I've
At 04:13 AM 26/04/2008, Charles Basenga Kiyanda wrote:
>This is slightly off-topic, but does anyone have a trick to deal with
>the gps when tagging while hiking trails? I carry a garmin etrex legend
>Cx (unfortunately not the H version) and I find that it has to be
>"looking" directly up and fla
2008/4/26 Charles Basenga Kiyanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> This is slightly off-topic, but does anyone have a trick to deal with
> the gps when tagging while hiking trails? I carry a garmin etrex legend
> Cx (unfortunately not the H version) and I find that it has to be
> "looking" directly up and
Charles Basenga Kiyanda wrote:
> This is slightly off-topic, but does anyone have a trick to deal with
> the gps when tagging while hiking trails? I carry a garmin etrex legend
> Cx (unfortunately not the H version) and I find that it has to be
> "looking" directly up and flat to get best recep
On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 7:13 PM, Charles Basenga Kiyanda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> This is slightly off-topic, but does anyone have a trick to deal with
> the gps when tagging while hiking trails? I carry a garmin etrex legend
> Cx (unfortunately not the H version) and I find that it has to be
This is slightly off-topic, but does anyone have a trick to deal with
the gps when tagging while hiking trails? I carry a garmin etrex legend
Cx (unfortunately not the H version) and I find that it has to be
"looking" directly up and flat to get best reception. Especially around
here with often
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