GPS satellite position display symbol with red dot

On my Garmin Nuvi 760 the satellite position display has a symbol on the
horizon line that moves erratically on the horizon line and has a red
dot in the center. It's not a numbered GPS satellite and it's not the
sun or moon. Anyone know what it is?
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Dennis T.Cook

It is also on the 200 W Sat screen.

Tom

Sure

I talk about it in my article:

Go W, NW, N, NE, E, SE, S, SW! Young Man - Your Driving Direction

on page 4 of my

GARMIN NUVI TRICKS, TIPS, WORKAROUNDS, HINTS, SECRETS AND IDEAS

at

http://snipurl.com/garmin_gps_tricks

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=2E..ADDITIONAL SECRET

On the n=FCvi Satellite Screen [Officially called: the GPS (Information)
Page] (on my 650, perhaps yours too) you will notice on the left side
where you have the satellite geo-mapping (Sky View) and sometimes the
icons for the sun and moon, there is another icon which is a small
black circle with a red dot. This icon identifies the direction you
are currently traveling -- even more accurately than the eight-only
directions that the Map Page offers....

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Gary Hayman

Sure

I talk about it in my article:

Go W, NW, N, NE, E, SE, S, SW! Young Man - Your Driving Direction

on page 4 of my

GARMIN NUVI TRICKS, TIPS, WORKAROUNDS, HINTS, SECRETS AND IDEAS

at

http://snipurl.com/garmin_gps_tricks

**************************** from the article
...ADDITIONAL SECRET

On the nüvi Satellite Screen [Officially called: the GPS (Information)
Page] (on my 650, perhaps yours too) you will notice on the left side
where you have the satellite geo-mapping (Sky View) and sometimes the
icons for the sun and moon, there is another icon which is a small
black circle with a red dot. This icon identifies the direction you
are currently traveling -- even more accurately than the eight-only
directions that the Map Page offers....

************************

Gary Hayman

Thanks Gary. Great resource, now bookmarked.

Tom

Dennis and Lilia wrote:
How is the display accessed?