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Detector needs a clock in it as well

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Neilo

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GPS idea is great I have been lost out in forest before now. I think a clock would also be very useful.How many times have you been detecting a park and find your time is up on a parking meter. When detecting time flies you are so absorbed in what you are doing, a clock is just another idea which I think would be useful. seeya Neil
 
If you look at the screen closely, you can see the time behind the TID #'s
 
Correct, and since it's derived from the GPS Signal it's very accurate.

HH
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So, when you are late and the wife knows your detector has GPS, you got to say "Detecting was fine but the satellites must have been down."

My recommendation - Don't even mention it's got a clock!
 
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