Help with gps coordinates in .txt exported file

ChristianRios

I have a .txt file exported from the older gps-trace v.1 platform

is the backup file of a theft.
The problem is that in the file, in the coordinate data, the decimal point appears traversed 2 figures, and does not correspond to the exact place it gave on the platform. All the coordinates are displaced a few meters.

How can I correct this?

I have several files from other vehicles and they all do the same.

Ex. $GPRMC,170003,A,1908.3872,N,09608.6517,W,0.54,0,240519,,

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ChristianRios Hello!
Probably you are trying to display the coordinates by entering on some services. There, the data is displayed in a slightly different format than the tracker sends (the volume in which the data is stored in the export file)
On most services, coordinates are displayed in the format: Degrees, Minutes, Seconds (designation for coordinates)
Data from the tracker usually comes in the format: Degrees, Minutes and decimal of seconds (number of seconds / 60).
Also, data can only be displayed in degrees with decimal
If you take your data as an example:
Latitude 1908.3872, N
19 degrees, 8 minutes and 23.232 seconds (0.3872 * 60) north latitude - 19 ° 08′23.2 "N
Only in degrees with delinquent shares: 19 + 8.3872 / 60 = 19.139787 (the value is positive since it is north latitude, for south latitude the value is taken with a minus)
Longitude 09608.6517, W
96 degrees, 8 minutes and 39.102 seconds (0.6517 * 60) west longitude - 96 ° 08′39.1 "W
Only in degrees with fractional shares: 96 + 8.6517 / 60 = 19.139787 = 96.144195 -> -96.144195 (the value is taken with a minus for the longitude and plus for the east)

So you get two options
19 ° 08′23.2 “N 96 ° 08′39.1” W
19.139787, -96.144195