Hillsdale's Brushpiles

[go dart]

Where can you find the gps coordinates? I thought I used to see em on kwdp's site but I can't find em.

[Big Nate]

Send me an PM with your email address and i will email them to you.

[Big Nate]

Here ya go.



NAME Position
bp1 N38.64805 W094.93048
bp2 N38.64744 W094.93014
bp3 N38.64613 W094.93223
bp4 N38.64601 W094.93239
bp5 N38.64593 W094.93257
bp6 N38.64557 W094.93297
bp7 N38.64539 W094.93325
bp8 N38.64528 W094.93337
bp9 N38.64509 W094.93371
bp10 N38.64495 W094.93403
bp11 N38.67773 W094.89748
bp12 N38.69222 W094.89828
bp13 N38.69251 W094.89741
bp14 N38.69279 W094.89702
bp15 N38.69250 W094.94708
bp16 N38.69360 W094.94691
bp17 N38.69379 W094.94704
bp18 N38.69395 W094.94713
bp19 N38.69413 W094.94722
bp20 N38.69478 W094.94779
bp21 N38.69492 W094.94782
bp22 N38.69326 W094.94421
bp23 N38.69457 W094.94534
bp24 N38.69476 W094.94288
bp25 N38.69504 W094.94215
bp26 N38.69519 W094.94205
bp 27 N38.66412 W094.93699
bp28 N38.66321 W094.94645
bp29 N38.66343 W094.94644
bp30 N38.66366 W094.94643
bp31 N38.66384 W094.94641
bp32 N38.66403 W094.94634
bp33 N38.66417 W094.94635
bp34 N38.66433 W094.94640
bp35 N38.66451 W094.94645
bp36 N38.67656 W094.90004
bp37 N38.67613 W094.89887
bp38 N38.67590 W094.89917
bp39 N38.67479 W094.89849
bp40 N38.67491 W094.89835
bp41 N38.67667 W094.89771
bp42 N38.67619 W094.89577
bp43 N38.67595 W094.89524
bp44 N38.67651 W094.89519
bp45 N38.67677 W094.89592
bp46 N38.67762 W094.89638
bp47 N38.67734 W094.89677
bp48 N38.67773 W094.89712
bp49 N38.67848 W094.89818

[go dart]

thanks nate. now if you can just tell me which ones have all the fish on em!

[Seasprite]

Thanks big nate a buddy of mine out that way been wanting those.

[ignisuti]

Where can we go to find these for other kansas lakes?

[ragnar]

i must be doing something wrong. i cant get it to take those numbers. any help in the format of degrees/min/sec would be great. thanks

[drakewoodie]

i must be doing something wrong. i cant get it to take those numbers. any help in the format of degrees/min/sec would be great. thanks

It is easy to convert Dec degree into Degree minute second coordinates all you have to do is keep the whole number it becomes your degree, the decimal gets multiplied by 60, that whole number becomes your minute figure and the left over decimal gets multiplied by 60 and that whole number becomes your seconds figure, and the left over decimal gets discarded.

For brush pile 1
Degree.decimal - Degree/minute/second
N38.64805 - N38⁰38’52”
W094.93048 - W094⁰55’49”

In the north coordinate 38 becomes your degree figure you are left with .64805 you multiply this number by 60.
.64805 x 60 = 38.883 – 38 becomes your minute coordinate, and you once again multiply the decimal by 60.
.883 x 60 = 52.98 – 52 becomes your second coordinate and the decimal is discarded giving your
38 degree, 38 minute, 52 second or N38⁰38’52” you repeat the process for the West coordinate

W094.93048 – 94 becomes your Degree W094⁰ and the decimal gets multiplied by 60
.93048 x 60 = 55.8288 55 becomes your minute W094⁰55’ and the decimal gets multiplied by 60
.8288 x 60 = 49.728 – 49 becomes your second W094⁰55’49” so the Degree/minute/second format for bp1 is N38⁰38’52" W094⁰55’49”.
However the lazier way of doing this is going to a website that has a converter and you just type the dec degree in and it will give you the Degree/Min/Sec format. Here is one of those websites. http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/audio/b...S-decimal.html

[John Wells]

I entered those into my two units. Thanks guys. Now if I can only make the fish bite....

[Jay Smith]

http://transition.fcc.gov/mb/audio/b...S-decimal.html

If you don't want to do the math, the FCC's website will convert them for you