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Nowhere does it say or even imply that GPS is to be stopped as implied by
the OP. The OP should have played his hand in rec.boats where politics are the main topic. Hey! This was supposed to degenerate into a sextant flamewar, not a political flamewar! Didn't you get the schedule? ;-) -- The email address above is a spam trap. Don't expect a response. Reach me using firstname at lastname dot net |
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On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 14:15:56 -0500, "Amgine"
wrote: Maybe this is just my own personal read, but doesn't this sound like sabre-rattling at the EU's Magellan project more than anything else? Especially since the initial test satellite is scheduled to be launched in October. And where has DGPS gone? Actually, Magellan is the best guarantee of GPS continuity. It keeps political pressure on the US to keep it going, even if GLONASS fizzles out. Most sailors don't need DGPS with WAAS working and SA not. But, if you have a DBR it will still do what it always did AFIK, with the same CG beacons. I haven't bothered to wire mine up in recent years. Rodney Myrvaagnes NYC Let's Put the XXX back in Xmas |
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Jack,
Actually it was Al Gore.......okay, just kidding! (couldn't resist) :-) Paul ----------actually a Democrat, who says we don't have a sense of humor ? :-) "Jack Dale" wrote in message ... snipped Actually thanks for the posting - it got me to search out who is responsible for GPS. Jack snipped |
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"Amgine" wrote in message lkaboutboats.com... Maybe this is just my own personal read, but doesn't this sound like sabre-rattling at the EU's Magellan project more than anything else? Especially since the initial test satellite is scheduled to be launched in October. And where has DGPS gone? It has been pretty much replaced by WAAS. I wouldn;t be surprised if they discontinued DGPS in the near future. I still use mine but I would get a WAAS in a second if/when DGPS goes away. Amgine SailWiki http://wiki.saewyc.net |
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Suggest you take your concerns and attitude to a different newsgroup
where fiction and conspiracy are more welcome. It has no place here since the GPS termination is not based in fact. wrote in message ... On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 16:09:18 -0500, "Doug Dotson" wrote: Shutting down GPS for other than brief moments would be such a public and economic hazard, I doubt if it will ever happen unless some large danger existed. Doug Our government seems to have no compunction about declaring immediate and grave dangers where none exists, especially if there is money to be made for associates. BB |
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On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 13:50:18 -0500, Jeff Morris
wrote: wrote: Have you any idea what "temporary" means in governmentees? Have you any idea how dependent some applications have become on GPS? OffStar? g |
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On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 19:50:29 GMT, Cindy Ballreich
wrote: Hey! This was supposed to degenerate into a sextant flamewar, not a political flamewar! Didn't you get the schedule? We just HAD a sextant flamewar, didn't we? I believe it can be found just inside this cocked hat here... R. |
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On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 21:57:25 -0500, DSK wrote:
Yep. We're switching over to faith-based navigation God Is My Co-Pilot. No, Really. |
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