This is more of s feature request but the location accuracy registered with the system ( eg how big of a blue ring is around the dot) should be based on how many satellites you have or something. It would be useful for me.
Comment #1
Posted on Nov 26, 2010 by Swift Oxthanks for the request. can you come up with a formula how to convert nr of satellites into size of blue ring in meters :) ?
Comment #2
Posted on Nov 26, 2010 by Grumpy BirdI honestly wouldn't care if it was accurate. I'd just estimate based on a average. Like 3-4 satellites 10-8 meters (that's how some other phones like android do it). 5-6 satellites 5-8 meters. 7-8 satellites 3 meters. Anything above that could be 1 meter. That's just an example I made up using what I've seen on Android phones. I don't think they actually know what the accuracy is they just guess based on satellites and maybe other factors. It would be useful to me so I don't have to flip back to btstack gps to see satellites .
Comment #3
Posted on Dec 9, 2010 by Grumpy BirdRoqybt4 does this. I don't see why btstack couldn't.
Comment #4
Posted on Nov 29, 2011 by Swift Oxthe 1.6 release uses "accuracy" = HDOP * 10m (as suggested by the Harald Schlangmann, the author of Harry's LapTimer).
Status: Fixed
Labels:
Type-Defect
Priority-Medium