The best GPS System
Tom Potter
YOU are a better navigation system
than the GPS System.
GPS receivers have several disadvantages,
battery life, can't see the screen in bright light,
can't get a fix, waiting for a fix, etc.
You generally know where you are,
or can soon find a reference point.
Here's what I have found to be the best way to navigate.
1. Load GoogleEarth,
and place a "Placemark" at each location of interest.
2. Save the placemarks to a "KML" file.
3. Download and use the free "GPSBabel" program
to convert the KML file to an "Oziexplorer" WPT file.
4. Use the shareware version of "GoogleOzi"
to capture maps of the places you visit.
Capture several maps if necessary to cover
the points of interest.
For the most flexibility make maps using the
"map", "satellite", and terrain" views,
as the "map" view lists place names,
the "satellite" view is more accurate,
and the "terrain" view is best for long range viewing.
6. Use free "img2ozf" to convert the maps
so they can be used by Oziexplorer.
7. Load the shareware version of OziExplorerCE into your PDA.
Copy the maps into the OziExplorer "MAP" directory
and copy the WPT file/files to the Oziexployer "Data" directory.
This approach eliminates the light level,
battery, and lock on problems,
as when you want to go somewhere,
you find a low light level place,
turn on your PDA, load Oziexployer
load the maps and waypoints,
zoom in and navigate around on the screen,
and decide where you want to go next.
I have Oziexployer and several GPS programs
in a windowce PDA ( With GPS chip ) , and I use Oziexployer
for navigating around, and sometimes use a GPS program
to search for nearby toilets, hotels,
provide cab drivers directions to my destination, etc.
Most of the time I navigate indoors at a store, restaurant, etc.
using "Oziexplorer" with the downloaded maps
and places of interest,
don't have to go outside in the heat and cold
and wait for a fix. ( And run down my battery. )
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Tom Potter
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zzbu...@netscape.net
> In most situations,
> YOU are a better navigation system
> than the GPS System.
Well, but GPS wasn't really invented to tell anybody where they
are,
it was invented to clue navy idiots in on the simple fact of life,
that this is longer CONUS, it's the 21st Century, UAVs, Drones,
Phalanx,
Digital Books, Digital Terran Mapping, Data Fusion, Blue Ray, HDTV,
Home Broadband,
Holographics, On-Line Publishing, Rapid-Prototyping. Self-
Assembling Robots,
Distributed Processing Software, Self-Replicating Machines, and
Post GM-nomics.
Sam Wormley
Klaus Schadenfreude
>In most situations,
>YOU are a better navigation system
>than the GPS System.
>
>GPS receivers have several disadvantages,
>battery life, can't see the screen in bright light,
>can't get a fix, waiting for a fix, etc.
That's probably because you're a fucking moron.
The batteries in my GPS last all day. It's perfectly readable in
sunlight, and it gets a fix within 30 seconds of turning it on cold,
five seconds when it's warmed up.
All I have to do is turn it on to tell me exactly where I am, versus
your idiotic seven-step procedure.
What, are you just overcome sometimes with being a bonehead and you
feel the need to share?
Uncle Al
>
> In most situations,
> YOU are a better navigation system
> than the GPS System.
1) Warhead CEP.
2) Ocean navigation.
3) Great circle continuous optimization.
4) Windage.
5) Glacier flow, tectonic drift, mountain height, post-temblor
elevation changes, absolute north, tracking of vehicles and animals,
ocean current charting...
6) Correct local time.
7) Relativity tests.
8) idiot
--
Uncle Al
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/
(Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals)
http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz4.htm
Wayne
"Tom Potter" <xpriv...@mailinator.com> wrote in message
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LOL...best laugh I have had all day.
FYI...there are MANY GPS systems on the market that do not suffer from the
items you list. As for indoor "navigation", use any of the map sites off
the internet to do your planning, and then use the GPS to NAVIGATE THERE.
Cwatters
"Tom Potter" <xpriv...@mailinator.com> wrote in message
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> as when you want to go somewhere, you find a low light level place,
Why do you need to do that if the problem has been eliminated?
Klaus Schadenfreude
<colin.wat...@TurnersOakNOSPAM.plus.com> wrote:
He just needs to sell his Magellan NAV 1000 and get something a little
more up to date.
Don B
Tom Potter
"Uncle Al" <Uncl...@hate.spam.net> wrote in message
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> Tom Potter wrote:
>>
>> In most situations,
>> YOU are a better navigation system
>> than the GPS System.
> [snip 70 lines of crap]
>
> 1) Warhead CEP.
> 2) Ocean navigation.
> 3) Great circle continuous optimization.
> 4) Windage.
> 5) Glacier flow, tectonic drift, mountain height, post-temblor
> elevation changes, absolute north, tracking of vehicles and animals,
> ocean current charting...
> 6) Correct local time.
> 7) Relativity tests.
> 8) idiot
>
> --
> Uncle Al
I am surprised to see that Uncle Al,
who seems to be a reasonably bright chemical technician,
and an active member of Mensa,
did not comprehend that my post was about folks who travel
using their personal PDAs and GPS receivers to navigate about,
and was NOT about Ocean navigation and
scientific, government and military use
of the GPS System.
I might point out that Mensa is an organization whose
"only requirement for membership is that one score at or above the 98th
percentile
on certain standardized IQ tests".
It seems to me that organizations should also be founded
to cater to folks with other real and supposed genetic qualities
such as big boobs, blonde hair, big dicks, blue eyes, etc.
Observe that big boobs, blonde hair, and blue eyes
will get you more power and money faster
than scoring high "on certain standardized IQ tests".
I know a lot of guys that score high
"on certain standardized IQ tests"
that can be controlled like a robot by a big busted blonde.
Tom Potter
"Klaus Schadenfreude" <klausscha...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:r1mrg5hsfpavucpmd...@4ax.com...
Thanks to my pal "Klaus Schadenfreude"
for continuing to be a faithful reader of my posts,
and for responding to all of them.
I will be looking forward to seeing Klaus
post specific information about what color PDAs
can be viewed best in high light levels,
and any suggestions he has for the millions of folks
who have devices that are hard to see in bright sunlight.
Tom Potter
To each his own.
Unlike my pal "Klaus Schadenfreude"
who prefers to stand in the cold for 30 plus seconds
to find out where he is,
I prefer to sit in a warm restaurant and drink coffee,
browse the maps, waypoints and notes on my PDA and/or GPS,
and figure out where to go next.
I might point out to my pal "Klaus Schadenfreude'
that 99.44% of the time, I can tell where I am by
just looking around, and in the rare cases
where I don't know where I am,
I fire up my GPS, take a quick fix,
turn it off, and scan the various maps
waypoints and notes,
stored in my PDA with OziExplorer.
It may be that "Klaus Schadenfreude'
needs a GPS to figure out where he is.
Tom Potter
"Cwatters" <colin.wat...@TurnersOakNOSPAM.plus.com> wrote in message
news:0LOdnQcl6LgdGZDW...@brightview.co.uk...
Thanks to my pal colin watters
for responding to my post
about viewing GPS and PDA screens in bright sunlight.
Hopefully colin will provide specific references
about color screen devices that can be seen best in bright light.
And hopefully colin will suggest how the millions of folks
with other systems can overcome the bright light problem,
as to my knowledge,
"the problem has <NOT> been eliminated" for them.
Tom Potter
"Wayne" <mygarb...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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Hopefully "Wayne" will post details on GPS receivers
that have long battery life,
and screens bright enough to be seen in bright sunlight,
and how long it takes for the GPS receivers in question
to get a fix in a new town.
I might point out to "Wayne" that before I take a trip,
I use GoogleOzi to create satellite images, maps, and
terrain images, and I load waypoints of subway stops, train stops,
and places of interest, and load this data into my PDA and GPS.
I find I rarely have to use the GPS which drains batteries faster that a
PDA.
Plus I find navigating with "Winterface" and "OziExplorer"
much faster and easier to use.
I push the button to turn the PDA on
and that loads "Winterface",
I "slide to unlock", tap "OziExplorer" with my finger,
and use my fingernail to zoom and move the maps around.
As I know where I am 99.44% of the time
by simply looking around, I rarely have to
get a GPS fix.
Klaus Schadenfreude
>
>"Klaus Schadenfreude" <klausscha...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:r1mrg5hsfpavucpmd...@4ax.com...
>> In talk.politics.guns "Cwatters"
>> <colin.wat...@TurnersOakNOSPAM.plus.com> wrote:
>>
>>>"Tom Potter" <xpriv...@mailinator.com> wrote in message
>>>news:hej3k9$4qq$2...@news.eternal-september.org...
>>>> This approach eliminates the light level, battery, and lock on problems,
>>>> as when you want to go somewhere, you find a low light level place,
>>>
>>>Why do you need to do that if the problem has been eliminated?
>>
>> He just needs to sell his Magellan NAV 1000 and get something a little
>> more up to date.
>
>Thanks to my pal "Klaus Schadenfreude"
>for continuing to be a faithful reader of my posts,
>and for responding to all of them.
Thanks to my pal "Tom Potter" for continuing to be an off-topic
psychotic whose lies need to be challenged.
>I will be looking forward to seeing Klaus
>post specific information about what color PDAs
>can be viewed best in high light levels,
>and any suggestions he has for the millions of folks
>who have devices that are hard to see in bright sunlight.
Easy. Any late-model Garmin GPS. If you knew anything about what you
were talking about - ie actually used one in the field- you'd know.
Klaus Schadenfreude
>
>"Klaus Schadenfreude" <klausscha...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:08cqg5hrn3efe7gf9...@4ax.com...
>> In talk.politics.guns "Tom Potter" <xpriv...@mailinator.com> wrote:
>>
>>>In most situations,
>>>YOU are a better navigation system
>>>than the GPS System.
>>>
>>>GPS receivers have several disadvantages,
>>>battery life, can't see the screen in bright light,
>>>can't get a fix, waiting for a fix, etc.
>>
>> That's probably because you're a fucking moron.
>>
>> The batteries in my GPS last all day. It's perfectly readable in
>> sunlight, and it gets a fix within 30 seconds of turning it on cold,
>> five seconds when it's warmed up.
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>> All I have to do is turn it on to tell me exactly where I am, versus
>> your idiotic seven-step procedure.
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>> What, are you just overcome sometimes with being a bonehead and you
>> feel the need to share?
>
>To each his own.
>
>Unlike my pal "Klaus Schadenfreude"
>who prefers to stand in the cold for 30 plus seconds
>to find out where he is,
>
>I prefer to sit in a warm restaurant and drink coffee,
>browse the maps, waypoints and notes on my PDA and/or GPS,
>and figure out where to go next.
You're lying, because you obviously know nothing about them.
>I might point out to my pal "Klaus Schadenfreude'
>that 99.44% of the time, I can tell where I am by
>just looking around, and in the rare cases
>where I don't know where I am,
I don't think those cases are as rare as you claim.
>I fire up my GPS, take a quick fix,
>turn it off, and scan the various maps
>waypoints and notes,
>stored in my PDA with OziExplorer.
I just leave mine on all day. It's stupid to turn it off.
>It may be that "Klaus Schadenfreude'
>needs a GPS to figure out where he is.
I use a GPS to know where I am, mark items of interest, and know where
I've been, among other things. I think it's safe to say I use a GPS
more in one month than you have your entire life.
Klaus Schadenfreude
>Hopefully "Wayne" will post details on GPS receivers
>that have long battery life,
>and screens bright enough to be seen in bright sunlight,
>and how long it takes for the GPS receivers in question
>to get a fix in a new town.
>
>I might point out to "Wayne" that before I take a trip,
>I use GoogleOzi to create satellite images, maps, and
>terrain images, and I load waypoints of subway stops, train stops,
>and places of interest, and load this data into my PDA and GPS.
>I find I rarely have to use the GPS which drains batteries faster that a
>PDA.
The GPS batteries last all day. How long do you need them to last?
Oh yeah, I forgot, you're lying, and you have no idea.
Cwatters
>
> "Cwatters" <colin.wat...@TurnersOakNOSPAM.plus.com> wrote in
> message
> news:0LOdnQcl6LgdGZDW...@brightview.co.uk...
>>
>> "Tom Potter" <xpriv...@mailinator.com> wrote in message
>> news:hej3k9$4qq$2...@news.eternal-september.org...
>>> This approach eliminates the light level, battery, and lock on problems,
>>> as when you want to go somewhere, you find a low light level place,
>>
>> Why do you need to do that if the problem has been eliminated?
>
> Thanks to my pal colin watters
> for responding to my post
> about viewing GPS and PDA screens in bright sunlight.
>
> Hopefully colin will provide specific references
> about color screen devices that can be seen best in bright light.
Seems I missunderstood your OP.
Try devices from DeLorme. They have transflective screens.
tj Frazir
?
its a mass not turning wile the earth turns ad can compair time at any
time without keeping tract of time all the time.
nintendo likes the exceloramiter. wii
tj Frazir
It wont turn wile thee earth turns.
the ball is made of exceleromiters.
The exsact angle the ball turns is the angle you are from the north
pole.
that ball is allso a clock ..
compair the 2 clocks.
tj Frazir
Dream_Works
DreamWorks gravityphysics electronics.
tj Frazir
game with gps.
You can play it with the exceleramiter .
Put the eceleramiter out of wii controler on the side of a balloon
thats perfet round .. put it in a vacume and let go of it .. you can
watch the clock on your tv then and see the angle the clock balloon is
turning.
You can compsir how fast the clock balloon turns because it wount move
and te earth wount stop moving.
Im letting go of the balloon 10 times a second.
it all fits in under my finger nail
a sigless gps
tj Frazir
.moving or not.
live 24/7 .
Then you got a wii game controler and cant belive what that fucking
thing can do.
Playing pool yet ?
I built a pool table and then built the sigless and then years went by
and you play wii .
ignorant sob
Aleph
<3424-4B0E...@storefull-3111.bay.webtv.net>, tj Frazir sat down and
wrote the following words of wisdom:
> Let go of a ball thats floating in a near vacume.
Shut up you lying idiot.
Where is Relf's money?
--
Aleph
This message was posted to usenet so please reply that way. Emails to
this account are very likely to be ignored.
tj Frazir
the aceleromiter is the angle you are from the poles..
you have a laser in the other hand and its putting a dot on the screen
put that controler on a rail so you can slide it to and from the screen
and point at that one spot.
you move it back,, your dot moved up 1 ms .
move it forward it moved down 1 ms.
staying at the point back holds the dot up.
You are moving and keeping track of a wavelength thats based on the
tick of the clock.
basics of sigless gps that fits under my thumb nail
tj Frazir
2.. works inside caves and under water.
3.. cheep as a wii game.
4 ,, measures evry point up or down or laft and right by the inch.
Can your GPS measure 13 and 1/4 th inch on a wall ?? in any direction
??
im not from where your from.
but when I do learn to comunicate ..wt you..because i got sooo richhh
sooo fastttt
and because i know evrything you dont know...yet.....yet....
87 incredible things..
end the oil age engines ...end of cancer and flu and hiv ..
gravityphysics and the clear steel ,,
wile billions build away the clock ticks on.
the clock ticks on and what itis is more of your understanding its not
so strange ,,
showing you a wii game 11 years ago would have been strange ..
a trip to gravityphysice electrocics dreamworks might be even stranger.
I built some shit they have not figerd out yet.
a by far it out did my self and blows my own mind from time to time..
tj Frazir
glass.
64 pics put you there 360 like its real.
Its a trip .. its like you dont see the image in the glass you see it
threw the glass like its real.
one standing above the grand canion ,, ad then above nyny...above HK
bay.
On the sea floor.. and from space looking at earth and the sun and
moon.
built in 1998. rebuilt in 04.
Thats one of the coolest things in the ships arcade called cyberbox.
tj Frazir
Your clock is runnng at rate A.
When you walk your time is runnng at rate B.
.....................................................................
Your now standing on a train that wount change speeds at the center of
the car but the sides of te car is going much slower.
IIn fact the equater is going faster then the polar caps.
That wii game controer has a acceeromiter inside.
How fast are you going ??
Undestanding that the angle the balloon turns is that same angle in
time.
................................................................
subtract the angle from the time..
thats how far you went around the earth.
...............................................................
the time dilation acumulated onthe clock.
Its a combination of the distance you moved and the angle you are on the
earth.
..................................................................
subtract the time dialation from the angle time dialation that is
identical the angle the balloon turns.
......................................................................
thats a sigless gps.
that fits under my fingernail..
that works anywhere any time at any speed.
Its the one that hit a statelite and knocked it out of orbit wile it
guilds a rocket.
Its a bad bad toy in te deep sea.
_...@jeff_relf.seattle.invalid
You ( TJ ) told us:
" i got sooo richhh sooo fastttt ".
Really ? !
Then why didn't I get 5 bucks for being your slave all the time ?
Aleph
sci.physics on Fri, 27 Nov 2009 12:07:56 +0000 (UTC),
_@Jeff_Relf.Seattle.inValid <_@Jeff_Relf.Seattle.inValid> imparted these
words of wisdom:
Cos he is a full of shit lying dirtbag with a crappy WebTV box he bought
nearly 20 years ago.
--
Aleph
This article was posted to USENET, please reply in that manner. Emails
to this account will be ignored.
tj Frazir
call edu down the street and tell them you dont know how a water rocket
works.
Maybe the edu down the street never saw a water rocket beside 3 more
water rockets..or even a mulible stage water rocket.
IT makes no sence to do 1 trade for you when you can trade by your
self.
You allways quit then claim you dont want that trade money. THEN I
FEAL bad for nearly handing you 10 million bucks and hand 100 million to
the real poor devistated people.
i dont know why you wount trade.
how it feal to waist time for nothing ?
ALL I learned is poor stupid people ae so stupid they cant be helped.
Allot of smart people stay stupid for no good reason.
i dont trust you to know who I am.
one stupid mistake caan get me killed.
_...@jeff_relf.seattle.invalid
We had a deal, I did the work, I hosted you pics,
I made them show-up in a Google-Images search,
you broke your promise, you ALWAYS break your promises.
Why ? can't you ( TJ ) send 5 bucks anonymously ?
tj Frazir
they might like to see whats about to crush them.
tj Frazir
at equader or near pole,,the rotation of the balloon is the same speed.
because no matter where you are one day is 1 turn.
Now thats a stable clock to compair with rolex that is going to run
within a second per year .
That rolex is as pefect as an atomic clock except it cost 35 grand LoL
,,and its time will colect dialations allthe time relitive your motions.
The atomic clock is allso gaining or lossing time depending on your
motions.
From a set place ..set the time..
minus the angle from the pole the diferance in the two clocks is how far
you are around the planet.
The clock gains time or looses time as you travel around the world.
just like a gps sig is the difeance in the time of two points.
Aleph
sci.physics on Fri, 27 Nov 2009 07:49:57 -0500, tj Frazir
<Gravity...@webtv.net> imparted these words of wisdom:
>
> I worked for you twice you quit twice.
On the contrary, you tricked him at least twice. You lie constantly. You
are poor and idiotic.
<snip lies>
You are reptetive and boring - find some new lies.
Aleph
sci.physics on Fri, 27 Nov 2009 13:02:35 +0000 (UTC),
_@Jeff_Relf.Seattle.inValid <_@Jeff_Relf.Seattle.inValid> imparted these
words of wisdom:
>
>
> I made them show-up in a Google-Images search,
Well done you. You have the coding ability of a 14 year old. Wonderful.
> you broke your promise, you ALWAYS break your promises.
What does that say about his claims to be an international business man?
> Why ? can't you ( TJ ) send 5 bucks anonymously ?
Because he doesnt have *any* money.
Aleph
sci.physics on Fri, 27 Nov 2009 08:06:14 -0500, tj Frazir
<Gravity...@webtv.net> imparted these words of wisdom:
>
> sell that pic to the oil co.
LAMO
If you *really* think this, you are more deluded then I could ever
imagine.
> they might like to see whats about to crush them.
You mean the scrawling of an educationally subnormal five year old?
Where is Relf's money you lying fucknozzle?
tj Frazir
the ship yards up town or evry boat at evry dock would pay you 1/2
mllionbucks each to get rid of the diesel fuel bill.
Your not stuck....just lazy
You want trade money you do the trade .
You want paid for waisting 10 minuts when you waisted my week ?
I like owing you 200 million bucks ;)
you waisted 200 million not trading.
$ 10,000,000 is just 600 logs 20 ton each from the last usa island
befo japan in the mahagany forest japan planted befor guam fell to usa.
maybe 100 miles north of guam.
Not that I said that about an ungarded uninhabited tropical voucanic
island..
anyone with a mile of cable 1200 clamps and a big tug can run out and
get 600 logs 20 ton each at $ 1500 per ton.
evy time i posted a trade lead some one other than you traded it.
You dint do it for money anyway.
You post emails befor for the purpose of backstabbing.. so I bet you
were not helping me but bckstabbing me again so I let you backstab me
into doing what Iwanted youto do,,like waist your time because I gave
japan whale 7 and its on tv so why lot look at whale 3 ?
BUT then your too stupid to understand water rockets..
You want to see whale steam power water rocket 4 cylinder at docksteet
broakers look in the tug.
its the 1944 180 foot 1000 ton
tj Frazir
gold 1100 an oz and this fucker in the city of seattle is broak ?? WTF
MAN ?
OK the gold ore from the seattle mine google images and look at the
rock..go find 20 pound rocks or any hand sise rock the same color.
The rocks are evrywhere ,, pick up the gold ore rocks .. 1000 rocks 20
pound each will be 1 million bucks.
Test the first rock to make a grand..
take the hammer and crush it up its easy..
powder it then dump in 1/2 gal maratic and hyrochoric acid. $ 3 at
store.
Then pann it for gold by mixing it with water and stiring it up..
walk down the street and get 1 rock..20 pound seattle gold ore ..1 oz
gold in 30 minuts work.
Platinum is in the sufide water deposits that look like quartz but dont
fizz or react with acid.
Hunt for rocks that are a tad darker then the gold ore color and colect
the plantinum rocks too. The platinum rocks you just smash and pann on
sight.
gold panners dont colect ore rocks and work ore for gold..they hunt
for gold from gold or rocks under river rocks.
They are stupid.
Nead 1000 bucks evry time you pick up a 20 pound rock ? Homes put them
in the front yards and have no clue.
57 oz per ton gold ore ...
nice looking rock.. you dont have the gold strip mine but can see the
rock. The top side of that strip mine is all over the place.
A rock in evry yard river has a rock that color evry foot.
smash that rock and gold pann it.
tj Frazir
stand.
a pile of nickel ore in one building is about 10 rail cars.
10,000 tons of steel beams ,,
because evryone is stupid.
They cant find the reclaimation form or the $ 200 file fee to own it .
2 million bucks in scrap and 160 acres of railcars and no one can find
the office of land management and reclaimation.
Thats 200 tons of nickel ore on the floor thats not dirt piles .
those lattles are cobalt and thats 1.50 pound ,
why are people stupid ?
if your in seattle and broke your stupid
_...@jeff_relf.seattle.invalid
All I want is for you ( TJ ) to keep your word, just this once.
I don't need 5 bucks, but that'd be a start, wouldn't it ?
I can't believe you can't send 5 bucks anonymously.
I'm not going to do anything you ask until you either
start keeping your word and/or stop being anonymous.
Aleph
sci.physics on Fri, 27 Nov 2009 13:24:36 -0500, tj Frazir
No it wont.
You have no money. Nothing you say even orbits the truth. You are so
locked into your bizarre fantasy life its possible you have even begun
to believe it. It must really make you sad when you realise that you
dont have all this wealth and shiny baubles. It must hurt even more when
you realise you are freak with no friends and that you are mocked
internationally.
I really do feel sorry for you, now pay the Relf his money.
Aleph
Obviously not as much as you need it.
Aleph
>
>
> if your in seattle and broke your stupid
>
Well, thats your excuse sorted then because you are both broke *and*
sorted.
tj Frazir
am when I do.
You will post my ships name off my check too.
look at google images at seattle gold ore washingon gold ore.
Gold is easy to cash inin seattle.
Finding an oz is super easy.. pick up the bright orange rocks with the
back lines.
smash them up and mix it with water and shake.
20 pound rock per oz.
You can use acid and disolve the rock ..
go crush a few samples and see what you get.
Look fo rocks that look like the gold ore from the mines.
The white rock with siver specks is platinum
crush and pann in water by shaking.
fuck,,where you live you can walk down to a ceek and pic up a gold ore
ock and cush it and go cash it in and have a grand evry time.
tj Frazir
it would be a sin to pay you and not give that money to feed the poor .
Thats 222222222 bucks id not have spent hacking nasa.
Im not in usa ...you are and you published 3 and 2 .
I cant publish the pic because Im not in usa.
I published it in japan.
You published it in usa.
go to edu befor evryone sees it.
you dont know what you got ?
a pice of history ..a great engine..
take it down the the edu and change evrything they had with one pic.
you and the edu go file ...
you allready have 2 things you published to file.
in usa...youand ude go file in usa.
remove the dunce hat
Aleph
sci.physics on Fri, 27 Nov 2009 23:49:51 -0500, tj Frazir
> am when I do.
How do you remember that? You have never posted money.
Put a $5 bill in an envelope and post it...
> You will post my ships name off my check too.
An imaginary ship written on an imaginary cheque...
Charles
"Don B" <bur...@charter.net> wrote in message
news:sOtPm.50359$W77....@newsfe11.iad...
> Sam Wormley wrote:
>> Tom Potter wrote:
>>> In most situations,
>>> YOU are a better navigation system than the GPS System.
>>>
>>> GPS receivers have several disadvantages, battery life, can't see the
>>> screen in bright light, can't get a fix, waiting for a fix, etc.
>>>
>>> You generally know where you are, or can soon find a reference point.
>>>
>>> Here's what I have found to be the best way to navigate.
>>>
>>> 1. Load GoogleEarth, and place a "Placemark" at each location of
>>> interest.
>>>
>>> 2. Save the placemarks to a "KML" file.
>>>
>>> 3. Download and use the free "GPSBabel" program to convert the KML file
>>> to an "Oziexplorer" WPT file.
>>>
>>> 4. Use the shareware version of "GoogleOzi" to capture maps of the
>>> places you visit.
>>>
>>> Capture several maps if necessary to cover the points of interest.
>>>
>>> For the most flexibility make maps using the "map", "satellite", and
>>> terrain" views,
>>> as the "map" view lists place names, the "satellite" view is more
>>> accurate, and the "terrain" view is best for long range viewing.
>>>
>>> 6. Use free "img2ozf" to convert the maps so they can be used by
>>> Oziexplorer.
>>>
>>> 7. Load the shareware version of OziExplorerCE into your PDA.
>>> Copy the maps into the OziExplorer "MAP" directory and copy the WPT
>>> file/files to the Oziexployer "Data" directory.
>>>
>>> This approach eliminates the light level, battery, and lock on problems,
>>> as when you want to go somewhere, you find a low light level place, turn
>>> on your PDA, load Oziexployer load the maps and waypoints, zoom in and
>>> navigate around on the screen, and decide where you want to go next.
>>>
>>> I have Oziexployer and several GPS programs in a windowce PDA ( With GPS
>>> chip ) , and I use Oziexployer for navigating around, and sometimes use
>>> a GPS program
>>> to search for nearby toilets, hotels, provide cab drivers directions to
>>> my destination, etc.
>>>
>>> Most of the time I navigate indoors at a store, restaurant, etc. using
>>> "Oziexplorer" with the downloaded maps and places of interest, don't
>>> have to go outside in the heat and cold and wait for a fix. ( And run
>>> down my battery. )
>>>
> Gees, all that seems so much simpler then just turning on a GPS
Am I on the wrong newsgroup?
abettermap
> "Don B" <buro...@charter.net> wrote in message
>
> Am I on the wrong newsgroup?
I guess that depends on a lot of different things. What are you here
for?
OH! You were joking. Sorry.
In that case, the answer is definitely maybe. What with all the cross-
posting to semi-related groups and all, the odds change, but I'd be
totally unwilling to give an over/under.
:-)
Frank
Happy Trails
<charles...@comcast.net> wrote:
>Am I on the wrong newsgroup?
>
Right group, wrong thread!