Looks like maybe we have it fixed, we rolled back the firmware to the old version and it seems OK now. Most likely a problem between the firmware in ...

Its my understanding the leap second is being delayed, it never happened.

Mark is correct, trim or extend a line, the numbers change. I often find this annoying. Depending on what I'm doing, I end up putting in some of the...

We may have narrowed it down to a Glonass problem. Torwards the end of the day we were still have problems and turned Glonass of and it seemed to fix...

We have reset both units at least twice. The code float thing makes sense. I'm didn't thing the units were WAAS enabled, so thats something to look ...

Thanks Nate, but they have been set up plenty long for the ne almanac to be in it. I've also heard the same thing, also applies if you drive a long w...

We are still having problems, at this point I think it radio related, but am unsure. We have tried both a external 35 watt radio and the built in int...

I'm not sure if its related, but I'm having problems today also. I have a post down the page a little bit. We updated our firmware last Friday and h...

I've worked for the same company for 32 years. There is draftsman who has worked for us for 40 years and we have two others that are well over 20 ye...

For a 1 watt radio, I'd think any kind of car, motorcycle battery would last all day. We have 2 large heavy marine deep cycle batteries but we use a ...

My answer would be no. It seems like I've read that the original lines hold except in cases of fraud or gross error. This would be gross error.

I live in a town that has a college, Western Illinois University. A few years ago they played a game with new shirts and Illinois was spelled Illinio...

I can see some day in the future when the say the measurements we take today aren't very accurate and they can measure to an accuracy of better than 0...

Holy Cow, that was well said and exactly the way I look at the issue.

I don't think Lincoln wrote the when he was president, it was before.

Found the above link, dated 1859. Like mentioned above by someone else, some rules had been issued saying just run the east-west center of section li...

The KGB, post: 432170, member: 10394 wrote: It's my understanding that statuatory method of non-fractional section subdivision has remained basically ...

In theory, the center of section is the intersection of the quarter corners. The story is Abe Linclon made this recomendation. How did this info get...