Dan WD0AFQ wrote... > I was not using it earlier but I turned it on last nite. I have it off again > and back to the original 7-70 mph and 600-60 minutes.
I think you mran seconds. > Had a heck of a time getting the config to get in there this morn, as I do > at times, but I got it. If you are using a USB-serial adapter, try removing it in between uses. You could click on "connect" and then power it on, or use the "disable turbo" setting and see if it helps. If you have it constantly transmitting, it could interfere with getting it connected next time around. > I now have everything set back to above notation. I have a new > gps from Scott. It locates the birds fast. I may just have to turn it on/off > every hour or two until I hit the road Monday and then leave it on. > I hate throwing out so many packets. The new GPS receivers are sure fast to get a lock! I don't quite understand the reference to turning it off and on. Why don't you u pload your configuration file to the files area? Unless you have a hardware / RF / supply voltage problem, the answer will be in the settings. There's got to be a reason why it's behaving as it is. 73 es cul - Keith VE7GDH -- "I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"
