He has been unable to enter exact Lat/Long waypoints - he can estimate a waypoint but cannot find a way to enter exact numerals for accurate Lat/Longs. He cannot create a waypoint list and import it either. Any one know of a solution?

Is there any way to get a good estimate of tune_delay value? I want to keep this as short as possible. (btw I'm using a USRP-N210 with WBX daughterboard) Some trial and error gave me values around 50ms, but this seems rather high compared to what I've read online. Any hints are welcome! Thanks, Francois --

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Gyrocompasses take some time to get a measurement ( one hour) but even their estimate of North cannot match the precision that the GPS system can get us with time. cheers, Neville Michie

Clearly the number is only a rough estimate; the earth is a poor timekeeper. Details here: /tvb

http://igs.org/faqs.html See also https://gipsy-oasis.jpl.nasa.gov/ Here's where they put the very precise orbit and clock error estimates https://gipsy-oasis.jpl.nasa.gov/index.php?page=data We also have this http://www.gdgps.net/

On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 3:35 PM, Bob Camp wrote: > Hi > > What standard protocol would you recommend I run from the command line on > my computer > to get a quick estimate of the timing lag and variablilty on my > particular WiFi connection?

id=com.antmodstudios.eshail2li > nkbudget&hl=nl > > Any extra margin on C/N0 can be used to estimate permissible LO phase > noise. > Otherwise, you can put together a link budget in Excel or Libreoffice to > add whatever parameters you want. > > Cheers, > Bill

Highlights: 5,000 Semipalmated Sandpipers (pretty accurate estimate after studying/counting birds in photographed flocks. Amazing clouds of birds when they flushed.), 66 Sanderlings, 60 Semipalmated Plovers, 37 Ruddy Turnstones, 170 Common Terns, 23 Least Terns, 1 Common Loon.

. - 1 NORTHERN GANNET, estimated 15,000 gulls (Herring and Ring-billed, saw no Bonaparte's) offshore barnacle-larvae-feeding; pair AMERICAN OYSTERCATCHERS. - Stratford Point - 1 NORTHERN GANNET, 1 SHORT-EARED OWL, 7 White-winged Scoters, 8 Surf Scoters. - Short Beach Park lagoon - 1 GREAT EGRET, MERLIN. Frank Mantlik Stratford