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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
You do know that the military dithers the signal wherever and whenever it likes. I regularly traverse a large area with no coverage whatsoever. AFAIK, the military quit 'dithering' awhile back and now most areas have "differential" GPS that's accurate +/- 3 Meters worst case and the FAA is working on improveing that to +/- a few centimeters so they can land commercial airplanes with it. So, it's unlikely the "dither" will come back soon or unexpectedly. OTOH, enough clouds to preclude celestial sightings is common - a least Colombus thot so (c;. Where on Earth are there large areas without coverage? |
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