Will this unit display coordinates in decimal format?
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If you mean UTM coordinates, the answer is yes. The user can select either lat/long or UTM coordinates to display.
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It can be programmed to give dms or degrees/decimal degrees and more. Its very easy to do on virtually all Garmin handhelds. It is accessed by menu/setup/position format. The preciseness of the position is dependent on many factors, however a position on the order of 15 ft is common.
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Sorry don't use unit anymore since I can't update the cache database. Maybe they set up units for sale in Metric for other countries and Standard for the US?
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Yes. To get to complex calculation mode: Mode -&gt; 2:CMPLX To change to polar or rectangular output: SETUP -&gt; Down -&gt; 3:CMPLX -&gt; (1:a+bi or 2:r&lt;theta) Or, to change radians or degrees: SETUP -&gt; (3:Deg or 4: Rad) To change polar to rectangular for a single output, you can pick: Shift+2 -&gt; (3:r&lt;theta or 4:a+bi) Note that this calculator can swap back and forth between exact mode and decimal mode very easily. Example: sqrt(3)/3 + sqrt(3)/2i Press S&lt;&gt;D button: 0.57735+0.866025i I used to use my TI-89 for everything, until I read through the manual for this thing and realized that it's far quicker to get to things I use on a daily basis with this thing. AND it gives it to me with exact notation more often than not, a feature that my TI-89 just wasn't very good at. And all of the symbols you need are in button form, instead of somewhere deep in a catalog. Notice the Log(base)(value) button. I haven't seen a single calculator other than this one which has that button, and I use that all the friggin' time. It was certainly worth a try. If my time is worth $30 an hour as an engineer, it has already saved me hundreds of dollars in time compared to my TI-89.
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The calculator does not have polar to rectangular functions, but ... You can set the display to display complex numbers as either polar or rectangular Then just enter the number in the other mode Example: Set display to Rectangular then enter 5angle60 and it will display 2.5000i4.3301 Or set the display to Polar then enter 3i4 and it will display 5.000angle53.1301 In some ways this is even easier to use than polar to rectangular conversions and in some ways it is less convenient. In rectangular mode, normal numbers are displayed normally. Pi is displayed as 3.1416, not 3.1416i0.0000 I hope this helps. Mark
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No, absolutely No! Only English and it will also convert currency and metrics. Hope this helps.
392005
If you're asking about UTM/UPS grid coordinates - yes it will, those and a few others. Let me know if you need those details and I'll get them out of my ETrex.
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Yes, it can display pounds, kilograms, and stones (former English system). It's on the bottom, a little black button.
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yes,but when you get into hundreths,(0.01) it only reads in 2 hundreths at a time....i.e. 0.02,0.04,0.06, etc.
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Terre, I have the Calculator at work but I would have to say yes off the top of my head. The only way it would do that is if it has a physical slide for setting the number of decimal points. I don't believe this has that. I can double check tomorrow when I'm at work. And post another response if it does.
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If you're asking does it measure to two decimal points, I believe it does, although I don't use that measurement function.
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no: Mine displays in the compass mode in degrees. In the three tracking mode the displays are in degrees, miles or yards or degrees, meters, kilometers. No coordinates
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I'm not really sure, I returned this GPS because it wasn't for North America. They left that little detailed out
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If you mean unit conversion, yes, it has basic unit conversion. Enter the number in the base unit and using a second function (blue/gold,) press the unit you want to convert to. E.g. for 50 feet to m, type in [50] [Second] [>m]. Units are quite limited and you can use ENG<> to change bases in metric.Hope this helps,Eric
925120
Yes. Its shown on the left side of the first page of Google results searching the units numbers are.
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try this link it converts and it is from FCC http://www.fcc.gov/mb/audio/bickel/DDDMMSS-decimal.html
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Yes. There is a range button to select out to 3 decimal places. You could read up to .333 A (33.3 mA).