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Re: Anyone working on GPSOne 6700?
Still, per this thread
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/archive/index.php/t-51.html (could only find it with Google search, not with ppcgeeks own internal search - odd....), the A-GPS data are accessible (works on my XV6900/Touch also . It would seem some kind of programming could correlate the numbers with maps as Delorme Street Atlas and Google Maps do with "real" GPS data, even if not as precise as satellites. FWIW |
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Re: Anyone working on GPSOne 6700?
uh, your reading it right, i just got it wrong, I recently switched from the 67 to a 68. I changed my sig but just not the profile, Thx for catching it. But Im telling you, get a 68 and you wont go back. I can wait to see what can be done with the Diamond
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Re: Anyone working on GPSOne 6700?
(OFF TOPIC) FYI, The server IP in your screen shot, 195.207.101.126, according to arin.net->ripe.net is registered to Belgium (benelux). This is Verizon!?! Strange that the GPS server is in Belgium. Of course if the octets are in reversed order,then it is registered in Japan. Still wierd.
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Re: Anyone working on GPSOne 6700?
Youre looking to much into it and trying too hard, youre not going to get an IP from GPS not do you need an IP for GPS. I dont have data through VZW and use WiFi where ever I go and that I can be ghosted from anywhere or numerous type proxies.
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Re: Anyone working on GPSOne 6700?
I think this would be easy to do however I'm lacking the skill to do it. If we go back in time a bit there was a trick if you called *228 then clicked on "Field Test" or somthing like that a menu would open and give you your location (Lat & Lon) . How hard would it be to make a interface that would do this for you ? Then a browser could open and the interface could send the location to google maps, showing your location.As long as 228 is not the police or EMS in ones location.
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