Baud Rate

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"Steve & Chris Clark" wrote in message
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I can change my baud rate from between 1200 baud and 115200 baud on NMEA
data, what or why would different settings be chosen over another setting?
My default baud is 9600. I do not have a DGPS receiver installed (yet) on
the GPS unit. Is this a worth while option? I do have a "pinning"
setting
on the GPS, is there a Baud setting that best compliments "pinning"?
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LOL Bob! What I would like to do is some detailed hydrographic mapping of
areas on the lake with the split screen, fishfinder and the GPS but I don't
want to be doing it at twenty miles per hour. Speed might be good for a
heading but soundings will be a bugger as some of the shoal and humps are
wild. Some go from forty ft.depth right up to four ft.depths in less than
a hundred ft. horizontally.
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Stony

"Bob Rickard" wrote in message
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Huh? What? Who? Now I'm really getting a headache! I gonna get me some
worms, a cane pole, and then I'm outta here. Anybody want some bluegill?
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www.secretweaponlures.com
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Internally BAUD rate does not matter. Only if hooking up other devices eg.
Laptop, VHF radio, etc. does the BAUD rate matter,

"Steve & Chris Clark" wrote in message
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LOL Bob! What I would like to do is some detailed hydrographic mapping of
areas on the lake with the split screen, fishfinder and the GPS but I
don't
want to be doing it at twenty miles per hour. Speed might be good for a
heading but soundings will be a bugger as some of the shoal and humps are
wild. Some go from forty ft.depth right up to four ft.depths in less
than
a hundred ft. horizontally.
--
Stony

"Bob Rickard" wrote in message
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Huh? What? Who? Now I'm really getting a headache! I gonna get me some
worms, a cane pole, and then I'm outta here. Anybody want some bluegill?
--
Bob Rickard
(AKA Dr. Spinnerbait)
www.secretweaponlures.com
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Thanks CB, I would like to use the lap top, could you recommend a setting?
The higher the better or would that slow down the lap top?(too much data?)
The lower number communicates faster to the lap top? (enough data?)
It has two MMC cards that you can record moving data on, do you know, would
they benefit from using a certain baud rate?
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Stony

"Calif Bill" wrote in message
ink.net...
Internally BAUD rate does not matter. Only if hooking up other devices
eg.
Laptop, VHF radio, etc. does the BAUD rate matter,

"Steve & Chris Clark" wrote in message
...
LOL Bob! What I would like to do is some detailed hydrographic mapping
of
areas on the lake with the split screen, fishfinder and the GPS but I
don't
want to be doing it at twenty miles per hour. Speed might be good for a
heading but soundings will be a bugger as some of the shoal and humps
are
wild. Some go from forty ft.depth right up to four ft.depths in less
than
a hundred ft. horizontally.
--
Stony

"Bob Rickard" wrote in message
...
Huh? What? Who? Now I'm really getting a headache! I gonna get me some
worms, a cane pole, and then I'm outta here. Anybody want some
bluegill?
--
Bob Rickard
(AKA Dr. Spinnerbait)
www.secretweaponlures.com
--------------------------=x O')))



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