I reset it for 600 seconds this morning and left. That should be every 10 minutes. It is running about every 2 minutes now. I will mess with it again later. wE are heading to Quartzsite Monday so I got to get ready to roll. Thanks for all of the suggestions. Dan
--- In [email protected], "Keith VE7GDH" <ve7...@...> wrote: > > 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!" >
