Ooops... 3.50 firmware is still available at garmin.. I had clicked the
wrong link.. sorry
Le 29/12/2010 09:55, Cook Mike a écrit :
Le 29/12/2010 08:32, David J Taylor a écrit :
Calling any Garmin 18x users,
I noticed this morning that my Garmin 18x was giving the time 1
second slow to
The reason it caught me out, is that I had changed to version 3.30
(where it also delays NMEA) on the 27th Sep 2010, and it took a couple
of months to manifest as a problem. It was the rising of the sap in
my trees combined with windy weather - which pushed the NMEA into the
next second for my
I just bought a Nuvi 265WT and after I entered my home address, it
says home is .2 miles away. I know this is a map error, but the map
comes from Garmin. To me, this is unacceptable. I will complain, in
vain, I am sure, to Garmin.
Sorry to be off topic but when I saw Garmin, I couldn't resist
Carefully drill small hole in the switch housing. Use a hand pin vise, you
don't want the drill to damage the switch works. Orient the drill pointing up
so shavings don't fall into the switch. Then spray your favorite contact
clean/lube into the hole. Works well for most switch problems
Anybody got 'em? They are not in my copy of the service manual.
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Hey John,
I had the same prob with my Nuvi. For the longest time it thought my house
was four houses away. I emailed Garmin and gotnothing. But then, on
the most recent map update, the problem was resolved.
Good luck with it.
Bill
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 9:45 AM, John Green
On 12/29/2010 05:36 PM, Mark Sims wrote:
Anybody got 'em? They are not in my copy of the service manual.
If you view the HP5372A as the delta manual from that of the HP5371A
then it makes much more sense. Notice that the HP5371A has two service
manuals. I tossed them onto my web if
Did you ever actually get a contact inside Garmin?
I have the same problem. If you punch in an address, it sends you to the
wrong end of a long road.
I've been told there are two mapping companies. Anybody know who they are?
-John
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Hey John,
I had the same prob with my Nuvi.
On 12/29/2010 06:24 PM, Magnus Danielson wrote:
On 12/29/2010 05:36 PM, Mark Sims wrote:
Anybody got 'em? They are not in my copy of the service manual.
If you view the HP5372A as the delta manual from that of the HP5371A
then it makes much more sense. Notice that the HP5371A has two service
For me I've submitted 7 map errors, 5 were fixed in the next release,
the other two were not. Could be too close
to the release, will see what happens. I forget who does their maps.
But I did notice on one of the changes, Google
changed as well.
My issue with Garmin is if you have a consumer
Fellow time-nuts,
Just for fun I have been looking at the mains as a time-reference.
I've used an OSA 8600 as reference and divided down to PPS by a TADD-2.
While not absolute time reference, it is way quieter than the mains so I
think it is good enough to have some fun at least. Just to
Magnus,
See fellow mains measurement men:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~rjoris/gridfrequency.html
http://www.vf.utwente.nl/~ptdeboer/misc/mains.html
http://www.leapsecond.com/pages/mains/
/tvb
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I downloaded a topo map from a source not connected with Garmin and
get the same thing. I understand that you get one free update and I
already got it. I have only had it a couple of weeks so this should be
the latest map.
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Hi Geoff,
Did you and I run into the same issue with NMEA from old Jupiter
receivers? (many years ago at the now dead forum at gpskit.nl)
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Björn
To me it's unacceptable that the NMEA output is delayed into the next
PPS
signal, making the unit much less useful. I measure the NMEA
I bought some spare 5372A CPU boards. One of them failed the histogram
hardware test. Looking at the histogram/timing board schematic, the only
histogram specific chips on the CPU board seemed to be a decoder and a couple
of buffers. I replaced the decoder and the problem got worse with
Hi, I have a Datum model 1130 Double oven 10 Mhz Crystal oscillator.
It has a 9 Pin D-Connector.
The way it looks, it uses an external frequency adjustment.
I wonder if it is a potentiometer or an external voltage.
according to the specifications I found on the internet, it uses an SC
cut
Björn wrote:
Did you and I run into the same issue with NMEA from old Jupiter
receivers? (many years ago at the now dead forum at gpskit.nl)
We may have Björn, I know we have communicated before, but I'm not
sure on what topic(s).
I have never owned or played with a Jupiter - so I have never
On 12/29/2010 10:40 PM, Mark Sims wrote:
I bought some spare 5372A CPU boards. One of them failed the histogram
hardware test. Looking at the histogram/timing board schematic, the only
histogram specific chips on the CPU board seemed to be a decoder and a couple
of buffers. I replaced
Is there an easy way to automatically do the time zone correction from
GPS receiver data?
Ronald
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I think you would mean an automatic correction according to the measured
position,
and not based on a setup parameter (offset to UTC).
It should be noted that time zones are not necessarily defined by meridians,
and in general they do not.
To do automatic corrections you should have mapped
Le 30/12/2010 01:11, iov...@inwind.it a écrit :
I think you would mean an automatic correction according to the measured
position,
and not based on a setup parameter (offset to UTC).
It should be noted that time zones are not necessarily defined by meridians,
and in general they do not.
To do
Arizona is the prime example of time zone confusion. The state remains on
standard time all year, but the Indians get to pick if they want to go on
daylight savings time.
The West Wing did a whole episode around time zone confusion, but I believe
it was in Indiana.
Cell phones are probably
One of your references links to a nice real time graph for UK :)
http://www.nationalgrid.com/uk/Electricity/Data/Realtime/Frequency/Freq60.htm
I've looked to see if Red Eléctrica de España, the equivalent
organisation here, provides same data... but nothing interesting to
time-nuts, only
Page 2 of this document gives some insight as to the changes of the mains
frequency that may be seen in the USA.
http://www.nerc.com/docs/docs/oc/oc_16-17Mar05_highlights.pdf
This presentation also contains some related info.
Fellow time-nuts,
I've modified my TADD-2:s by sniffing the input clock on pin 2 of the
PIC and wired it over to the output 6 signal selection pin header where
it goes further to the output polarity inverters and finally output.
This way I can use the input shaper of the TADD-2 and output
Horst,
I have copies of data sheets of the 1120 and 1150 which are too big to post.
I believe that they should be similar, and at least let you work out a
solution.
Please email me direct, and I'll send them across.
Rob Kimberley
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