scott schrieb:
>> Yes, sorry. Were looking for coordinates in the form


>>

>> Wiesbaden in Germany.
> 
> Well from what I can see the file is made up of two sets of 6 tones, 
> each repeated 3 times, and a background tone.
> 
> The background tone is at 1158 Hz, and the two sets of tones are at 
> 655,981,603,655,1071,603 Hz and 981,512,554,476,831,476 Hz.  Now those 
> to me look like they should be encoding the coordinates somehow.  
> Assuming that the coordinates are of the form 50.?5?? and 08.???? that 
> would seem to work (981 Hz = 0, 655 Hz = 5, etc).  However I can't find 
> any simple logical reasoning for those digits to find out what the 
> others should be...

Ok, thanks. The frequencies I measured are a few Hz off, but close 
enough. Given 981 (980) for 0 and 655 (652) for 5. Ordering by frequency 
(and guessing the ones not used) would give a code like in the attached 
image. That leaves a problem: What to do with the -1?




At this point I should mention that there is a way to check if the found 
coordinates are indeed the right ones: http://tinyurl.com/3cjo58

I already tried 596 516 and 496 at the end of the north coordinate, to 
no avail.

Any more ideas?

Manuel

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