You can physically move Your antenna to the
position that matches some 5 digit exact position. :))
At 00:04 14.7.2009, you wrote:
While playing with getting the Thunderbolt to
supply a more accurate/reliable position, I
came up with a way to filter the lat/lon/alt
data in such a way that you can get a pretty
darned accurate location (a quick test shows sub
1 foot accuracy should be doable).
The only problem is there seems to be no way to
get the tbolt to accept and/or store that
position. The 0x32 command that sets the
"accurate" position only uses single precision
numbers which are good to around 5 decimal
points. The command that saves the survey
position has no way of letting the user enter
that position. Does anybody know of a way to
get the Tbolt to accept an externally generated high-accuracy position?
The only way that I can think up that might work
is to calculate the high accuracy position, put
the unit into 3D fix mode, wait until it
randomly comes up with a fix that is very close
to the desired value (which may never
happen), then put the unit into position hold mode... craptastic...
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