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Try converting the decimal degrees to degrees, minutes, seconds. I think that might what’s throwing you guys off!! Cheers!!
You’re definitely right. If there’s one thing we’re missing it is extreme precision.
Great episode…I really thought you had nailed it Denny. Lol. Btw, Denny Looking forward to your inbetweenisode (says with straight face).
Cheers guys,
Cheers Karl!