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<div class="plain_line">It doesn't mean that there aren't other problems. Have you looked at any</div>
<div class="plain_line">graphs? How does it compare to the results from a similar GPS unit on another</div>
<div class="plain_line">platform?</div></blockquote><div id="x01a8827c758f482"><span>There can always be other problems. :-) The question is - do we see evidence of any here?</span></div>If the need for a non-standard mindist in itself isn't evidence of a problem, then I'll set up three devices with this configuration - one with GPS on USB, and two with GPS on UART. I'll run them over the weekend, collect some data, and see if any problems show up.<br /></div><div id="x01a8827c758f482"><span><br /></span></div><div id="x01a8827c758f482"><span>Thanks,</span></div><div id="x01a8827c758f482"><span><br /></span></div><div id="x01a8827c758f482"><span>-Nick</span></div>
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