[Mtc_Is_Hell]

is that the bridge in richmond Virginia? My old hand held showed the same

[COLT]

A bit further north, he he I just got back from the North pole, almost...

[Mack2]

Originally Posted by COLT

It's not an ocean, it's a sea. And no, the truck is driving... This is not interesting to you people? Later...

I'm guessing that you are on one of the ice roads.

[LadyNorthStar]

Originally Posted by devildice

nope :roll:

Don't hate just cause you don't have the guts to do it. No one made you open this thread.

[COLT]

A leak on the ice. You in your truck L.N.?

[devildice]

Originally Posted by LadyNorthStar

Don't hate just cause you don't have the guts to do it. No one made you open this thread.

I am not "hating"....the OP asked a question, and I anwsered it....plain and simple

[LadyNorthStar]

Yep Colt I was in the truck.

[Malaki86]

I would've been more interested if he'd stated he was doing the ice roads instead of asking if was a gps error with nothing but a hard to see pic.

[golfhobo]

He hasn't SAID that he was on the Ice Roads, but since he didn't deny it, perhaps he was.

Point is.... GPS systems DO make these kinds of errors for real. I used to work for Onstar, and you wouldn't BELIEVE how many restaurants are located 20 miles out to sea!!! :shock: :lol:

My biggest problem with gps systems, is that MOST errors are much more minor, and even our trained advisors couldn't usually "catch" the mistakes! Some people think that because it's a "satellite" system, it can't make mistakes. The problem is that the databases are HUGE, and almost EVERYTHING is typed in at some point, by a human.

It's NOT the coordinates given by the satellite that are wrong, it's the integration onto a MAP that gives the problems.

[COLT]

"It's not an ocean, it's a sea." I thought was a good hint, and a pic of a leak on the ice, well was also a good hint. I was out on the Baufort Sea.