Horizontal Time-Dependent Positioning (HTDP) is a utility that allows users to transform positional coordinates across time and between spatial reference frames.
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"Invalid floating point format" When Entering NAD83(2011) Coordinates #2
Could this be because you didn't include a Z value? The form doesn't list that as optional. Ran your query with an arbitrary 123.00 as Z and it succeeded.
I tried to convert a NAD83(2011) coordinate to WGS84 (transit) and repeatedly got "INPUT ERROR - Invalid floating point format".
The error occurred even when I copied the coordinates from the National Geodetic Survey website.
Steps to Reproduce:
I expected to see WGS84 coordinates. Instead, the website displayed the following error: