<html><body><span style="font-family:Verdana; color:#000000; font-size:10pt;">One of the biggest things I've noticed is that may GPS receivers are not configured correctly. For example WAAS enabled???<br><br>You may not have that in PE1 land however. So keep that in mind. Also, you may be limited to a six satellite system. So, you might want to also check your settings.<br><br>Eric M. Gildersleeve ~ KD7CAO<br>
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Maps and GPS aren't perfect. Sometimes when my GPS doesn't have a <br>
clear view of the sky I can be 100's of feet off. I know places where <br>
maps and the roads can be off by 100's of feet as well, but it's rare. <br>
It's common for roads to be off by 50 feet or so.<br>
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Usually a GPS will be within 10', and it can be a scary reality when <br>
the target gets placed exactly where you are!<br>
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Arnold<br>
KQ6DI<br>
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> GPS signal on the map is a bit off track<br>
I send you a screendump.<br>
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PE1CDB<br>
Andre<br>
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