To make my GPS card work, I had to move it to an upper window and mount the
antenna outside. This required about 50' of RS-232 cable. To minimize
cables and power supplys, I used two wires in the RS-232 cable for the GPS
power which I tapped from the data-acquisition computer. It has been
working fine for years.

At 11:34 AM 5/22/06 -0800, you wrote:
>OR, has anyone moved their Motorola Oncore GPS engine and antenna to 
>a remote spot (waterproofed, of course) and used a long run of RS-232 
>cable plus power back to the digitizer board?  This is similar to 
>what Motorola or Synergy Systems sells in their Timing2000 product.
>
>

George
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