GPS Problem solving skills

That was my initial assumption too, nice!

Here's the data from the image at the url, which is nothing more
than the time that *this* image was last manipulated/written by
Adobe Photoshop 7.0.

Exif header 4411 bytes long
Exif section in Motorola order
(dir has 7 entries)
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ResolutionUnit = 2
Software = "Adobe Photoshop 7.0"
DateTime = "2007:03:28 09:54:36"
ExifOffset = 156
Exif Dir:(dir has 3 entries)
ColorSpace = 65535
ExifImageWidth = 800
ExifImageLength = 594
Continued directory (dir has 6 entries)
Compression = 6
XResolution = 72/1
YResolution = 72/1
ResolutionUnit = 2
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ThumbnailLength = 4109
Thumbnail size: 4109 bytes
Non settings part of Exif header: 4109 bytes
Jpeg section marker 0xed size 5586
Jpeg section marker 0xee size 14
Jpeg section marker 0xdb size 132
JPEG image is 800w * 594h, 3 color components, 8 bits per sample
Jpeg section marker 0xdd size 4
Jpeg section marker 0xc4 size 418
File name : HeloGPS.jpg
File size : 77561 bytes
File date : 2007:03:28 05:29:20
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Resolution : 800 x 594

There is no date displayed on the GPS receiver

Oops. Make that "Track Up"

Cool. Since the satellite view is "North Up", it's clear the helicopter is
traveling ESE, and from the satellite distribution, the crewman is probably on
the starboard side, facing south.

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Using just satellites 21,22, and 30 I got about 0600 GMT using Trimble's
planning SW. I felt fairly confident that I could read those satellite
numbers from the image.

For those interested the Trimble SW is free and available here:
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Don't forget to also DL the ephemeris file! Then start the SW, go to the
menu Almanac/Load, and load it.

Thanks to Trimble for making this nice SW freely available.