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Yeah. Luckily, I don't think it's as big of a problem as multipath errors. Sucks when you're on Market Street and the GPS thinks you're on Broadway... Mad

Shortsighted indeed. Most of the recent MTK-based receivers are coming out of Taiwan and Hong Kong though, where (from personal experience) we don't walk much. That probably explains why there has bee ...

The problem here is that SN is ALWAYS ON in MTK chipsets. I believe THAT, in itself, creates potential issues with navigation. But of course, there is always some sort of "correction" done by the soft ...

Thanks Skippy!

The problem is I've only had experience with all-in-one solutions (i.e. Garmin Nuvi) where they pretty accurately depict my positions and give a decent amount of time and warning bef ...

perhaps this belongs in the advanced lounge? doesn't seem to gather a response here. Crying or Very sad

Hi all,

I've been wondering about the MTK static navigation issue though. Does it have any substantial effect on GPS software (i.e. Route 66) in that it will cause your software to assume you are ...

It is well-known that MTK chipsets are not the best for pedestrian use. If you prefer to use the GPS device for walking/hiking, you should probably look into the Globalsat 338 or 359 devices, as they ...

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