Strange Co-Ordinates
Strange Co-Ordinates
I've been given some GPS Co-ords that I don't regognise and can't enter into my GPS.
Can anyone else make some sense of them?
S21 75 58 E140 39 18
There appears to be a number missing off each set and as far I know it's not possible to go past 60 minutes. ie: 21 75 58
Many thanks
Regards
John
Can anyone else make some sense of them?
S21 75 58 E140 39 18
There appears to be a number missing off each set and as far I know it's not possible to go past 60 minutes. ie: 21 75 58
Many thanks
Regards
John
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Re: Strange Co-Ordinates
I reckon the 7 was a one without the bar at the bottom.Tui65 wrote:I've been given some GPS Co-ords that I don't regognise and can't enter into my GPS.
Can anyone else make some sense of them?
S21 75 58 E140 39 18
There appears to be a number missing off each set and as far I know it's not possible to go past 60 minutes. ie: 21 75 58
Many thanks
Regards
John
Try S21deg 15min 58sec
Re: Strange Co-Ordinates
Might be a couple of dropped 0s?Tui65 wrote:I've been given some GPS Co-ords that I don't regognise and can't enter into my GPS.
Can anyone else make some sense of them?
S21 75 58 E140 39 18
eg:
S21 07 558 E140 03 918
Puts it 65km south east of Cloncurry.
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Thanks for all the replies. It looks like Caughtatwork is on the money. Decimals make sense. Does anyone have any idea how I put Decimal co-ords in a Garmin GPS12?
Also just so you know the co-ordinates I have quoted are to nowhere in particular I just made those numbers up to give you an idea of the co-ords I was given.
Many thanks
Regards
John
Also just so you know the co-ordinates I have quoted are to nowhere in particular I just made those numbers up to give you an idea of the co-ords I was given.
Many thanks
Regards
John
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As I own a Garmin 12 I can assist...You will have to go into your setup and change the co-ords thing to decimals and then It should be good.Tui65 wrote:Thanks for all the replies. It looks like Caughtatwork is on the money. Decimals make sense. Does anyone have any idea how I put Decimal co-ords in a Garmin GPS12?
Also just so you know the co-ordinates I have quoted are to nowhere in particular I just made those numbers up to give you an idea of the co-ords I was given.
Many thanks
Regards
John
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or just multiply the decimal part by 60 to convert it to minutes.Camstal wrote:As I own a Garmin 12 I can assist...You will have to go into your setup and change the co-ords thing to decimals and then It should be good.Tui65 wrote:Thanks for all the replies. It looks like Caughtatwork is on the money. Decimals make sense. Does anyone have any idea how I put Decimal co-ords in a Garmin GPS12?
Also just so you know the co-ordinates I have quoted are to nowhere in particular I just made those numbers up to give you an idea of the co-ords I was given.
Many thanks
Regards
John
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Thanks to all who replied, especially Camstal. It's all sorted now.
For anyone that may encounter a simular problem here's a great conversion calculator:
http://www.rcn.montana.edu/resources/to ... spx?nav=11
just remember that Latitude is negative here is Aus.
Regards
John
For anyone that may encounter a simular problem here's a great conversion calculator:
http://www.rcn.montana.edu/resources/to ... spx?nav=11
just remember that Latitude is negative here is Aus.
Regards
John
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Not a problem....Need any more help please don't hesitate to either PM or email me!Tui65 wrote:Thanks to all who replied, especially Camstal. It's all sorted now.
For anyone that may encounter a simular problem here's a great conversion calculator:
http://www.rcn.montana.edu/resources/to ... spx?nav=11
just remember that Latitude is negative here is Aus.
Regards
John