No top line ZULU or LOCAL time on recent flight
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swaneymj
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Installed v15.3.5 but it hasn't helped with this problem. 
RV8JD
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From VAF by Dynon: "... there is indeed a fix for the fix so to speak. There was a math rounding error in the first fix software that again caused the date and time to be invalid. We do have another version out to correct that issue."
SkyView HDX 1100:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dlg1xHqx7Mjb_iPlt43vPMVKrMK_Svvo/view?usp=sharing
SkyView HDX 800:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EFVVpgym_I_csNk2HywvsW_nrZfsFPWz/view?usp=sharing
SkyView Classic and Touch
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c950rM1L6AG5fxoryV-kGoInH5Imv1MU/view?usp=sharing
SkyView HDX 1100:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dlg1xHqx7Mjb_iPlt43vPMVKrMK_Svvo/view?usp=sharing
SkyView HDX 800:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EFVVpgym_I_csNk2HywvsW_nrZfsFPWz/view?usp=sharing
SkyView Classic and Touch
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c950rM1L6AG5fxoryV-kGoInH5Imv1MU/view?usp=sharing
Raymo
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I think there is a time period where editing or deleting is allowed but it is not infinite.
RV8JD
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Thanks. But when I posted the two posts above, there was never an option to edit to delete those posts like there had been in the past. I wonder if it's associated with the ever increasing number of "Internal Server Errors" I see now with the forum software.
carlosfgomez17
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I have 2 HDX + SV-GPS-250 issue is:
GPS time is represented by a week number and a number counting seconds into the week. The week counter is stored as a 10-bit number; meaning the value of the week number field can be between 0 and 1023.
On April 6th, the week’s field number will have reached 1023, and will roll over from 1023 to 0. Depending on the manufacturer of the GPS receiver, or versions of firmware, a GPS receiver may be affected by this roll over.
GPS Clocks may display inaccurate date and time information, such as rolling time back to the previous Epoch (August 21, 1999), and GPS Navigation Systems may be affected.
The GPS week counter started at 0 on January 6th, 1980. Since then, the week counter has reached its maximum and been reset once, last occurring on August 21, 1999. The next occurrence of the GPS week rollover for GPS clocks with 10-bit week numbers following April 6th 2019 will be November 20, 2038.
Modernised GPS clocks, and GPS navigation systems may be released with a 13-bit week field, allowing up to 8192 weeks, instead of 1023 weeks, before rolling over to 0. This will increase the time between GPS week roll overs from approximately 20 years, to around 150 years.
GPS time is represented by a week number and a number counting seconds into the week. The week counter is stored as a 10-bit number; meaning the value of the week number field can be between 0 and 1023.
On April 6th, the week’s field number will have reached 1023, and will roll over from 1023 to 0. Depending on the manufacturer of the GPS receiver, or versions of firmware, a GPS receiver may be affected by this roll over.
GPS Clocks may display inaccurate date and time information, such as rolling time back to the previous Epoch (August 21, 1999), and GPS Navigation Systems may be affected.
The GPS week counter started at 0 on January 6th, 1980. Since then, the week counter has reached its maximum and been reset once, last occurring on August 21, 1999. The next occurrence of the GPS week rollover for GPS clocks with 10-bit week numbers following April 6th 2019 will be November 20, 2038.
Modernised GPS clocks, and GPS navigation systems may be released with a 13-bit week field, allowing up to 8192 weeks, instead of 1023 weeks, before rolling over to 0. This will increase the time between GPS week roll overs from approximately 20 years, to around 150 years.
