My strategy has been to carry a standalone GPS receiver (I use the same Garmin unit that I most often use for car navigation), sync the camera clock to the GPS receiver time, then sync the GPS log to the photos using any number of available free utilities to do this later on. Then, no worries about camera compatibility. The downside? Battery. Note that the Eye-Fi cards are not truly GPS - they get location by the locations of nearby Wi-Fi networks. If the locations of these are accurate, your location should be pretty close. If there's no Wi-Fi around, you will have no location.
1. Chevrolet Tracker (2001) serious water leak!?
I do not know the answer, but I can tell you how to find it yourself. 1st you need an assistant. Get inside while your assistant duplicates rain with a water hose. Trust me you will find it. One more note, has the truck had a sound system installed?.
2. Would you ever use a political tracker like 4us.com?
If there was an issue that was coming up that I knew who was voting ,I might consider it.However,this is the first I knew about it,and my main concern is bias .I only allow .and keep "liberal" thinkers around me.Conservatives are not allowed .If I were to see a preponderance of conservative thinking and issues,then I would realize that it was not for me. Right now,it seems fine.
3. Solar Tracker Code - how to limit steppers to max & min angle?
Stepper motors are nice and all but they actually make less than adequate servos for this purpose. the best way that I can see is with linear actuators that have position sensors in them and feed the Voltage divider outputs from those sensors to the Atmega chip. If you write the code to compare the signals from the light detectors with the voltage from the pos sensors it should be a lot better. Also, limit switches should be used in this arrangement too. They would be as a fail safe. The other benefit is that linear actuators usually hold a lot better without loosing their position due to outside stresses. Steppers can be used for prototyping, but it would still be better to start with small servos with sensors and get the system working first. I myself am trying to get a working system and I am having troubles with the coding also, but I am not good at coding. One other thing, I have looked at a lot of different codes to find something that might help me with my project and I have seen this. Stepper motor systems are written with minimal code which as I see it leaves room for much error. Atmega has plenty of room for code storage and plenty of ports for sensors in this use. Everyone knows that old phrase keep it simple but some times that is not always the best advice. You are working with something that needs to be somewhat complicated, to be less likely to fail. The more engineering you put into something the more likely something is to go wrong but less engineering gives you the same results. So consider all the posibilities and address them. Adding components and sub systems will in the end make your work better.
4. Chevy tracker, unstable at high speeds, will adjusting camber help?
just a reagler front end alinement is all you need you problim is short whele base an hight to hi it should be good at 70 with both hands on wlele an a gentel tough say bars would help an good raidal tires it the natur of the beast lost a few frends in drag cars whele base to short for speed the faster you go longer whele base you need . trade in on a better highway car
5. GitHub, but without an account for issue submission (Or a similarly simple bug tracker, I suppose)
Everything GitHub will do (including Git hosting) or everything GitHub Issues (only the issue tracking system) will do?In the first case it seems to be impossible. In the second case, my suggestion is to use Trello as the ticketing system -- which provides-- together with my own software, BoardThreads, which provides
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