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Originally Posted by multiweb
I'd get one for the car if I were you. Or use it if you've already got one. Rather than getting a dedicated one for the mount.
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You remove all those potentials for transcription error. "Ooops I meant S not N."
About 60 secs after I've powered my mount up it knows where it is to within a few metres and what the UTC time is to within a second. Faster if it has not been off for more than a few hours or moved a significant distance.
I have another three GPS units. A Magellan in the car. A Globalstar Compact Flash in one of the iPaqs. A DG-100 for geotagging photos.
I'm a firm believer in using the right tool for the job.