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On Sun, 18 Jul 2010 20:19:22 -0500, Richard Casady
wrote: Just where are these areas without coverage? Hint: the G in GPS stands for Global. It's like taxes: everywhere. Apparently there is this conspiracy theory that "someone" is jamming GPS signals near the coast of Cuba. There is plenty of evidence that GPS normally works just fine in that area but when people run aground it is convenient for the ego to have some alternative explanation. |
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Richard Casady wrote:
On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 01:42:33 GMT, (patric albutat) wrote: So how exactly are we going to create superior charts in regions with no GPS coverage? Or what use would these charts be to a sailor trying to navigate a tricky coast without sat nav to give him his position? Just where are these areas without coverage? http://waas.stanford.edu/~wwu/papers...itch_stu95.pdf http://waas.stanford.edu/~wwu/papers...F/SeoIES08.pdf http://www.agu.org/pubs/crossref/200...RS003066.shtml http://www.fly-low.com/features02/gpsdenial.html https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportun...f11c050aeb be 7682bc9ba408a&tab=core&_cview=1 http://www.aviationkb.com/Uwe/Forum....Interference-T esting-711-reporting Note that the published radius of jamming by the USG is 180 - 400 nm (reported for both Maryland and China Lake) something that Wayne refuses to acknowledge as he repeats that jamming isn't possible over a large area. Presumably the NOTAMS stating that jamming was occuring over a wide area of sea off Cornwall previously posted doesn't mean anything to Wayne because it's happening somewhere foreign. Hint: the G in GPS stands for Global. It's like taxes: everywhere. Then there's the World Series ... so that according to you involves everyone in the world? It doesn't even involve a significant fraction of the world's nations. Does Universal Studios involve the entire Universe? |
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(Steve Firth) wrote in news:1jlv6sr.1b9ejr91nd0q9uN%%
: Richard Casady wrote: On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 01:42:33 GMT, (patric albutat) wrote: So how exactly are we going to create superior charts in regions with no GPS coverage? Or what use would these charts be to a sailor trying to navigate a tricky coast without sat nav to give him his position? I guess it had to come......No GPS, no way to fix your position... |
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Richard Casady wrote: On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 01:42:33 GMT, (patric albutat) wrote: So how exactly are we going to create superior charts in regions with no GPS coverage? Or what use would these charts be to a sailor trying to navigate a tricky coast without sat nav to give him his position? Just where are these areas without coverage? Hint: the G in GPS stands for Global. It's like taxes: everywhere. Casady Just about ANY Military Nuclear Site in the USA. Most of the FEMA Bunkers. Most of the SAC Bases have that capability, but only test it unless at DefCon 2 or higher. White House & Capitol Building, depending on the immediate Threat Level. Places like that here in this country. Overseas, Many of the National Parliament buildings, and Presidential Palaces, and major Military installations, and places like that. Global means Global Coverage from the Sky, not global coverage on the Ground when local Jammers are active. This isn't Rocket Science, and many Militaries around the world can, and do Jam the Civilian Datastreams, within their boarders. The P-Code & Military Datastreams, are a lot more resistant to such Jamming. -- Bruce in alaska add path after fast to reply |
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On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 11:48:28 -0800, Bruce in alaska
wrote: Just about ANY Military Nuclear Site in the USA. Most of the FEMA Bunkers. Most of the SAC Bases have that capability, but only test it unless at DefCon 2 or higher. White House & Capitol Building, depending on the immediate Threat Level. Places like that here in this country. Overseas, Many of the National Parliament buildings, and Presidential Palaces, and major Military installations, and places like that. Global means Global Coverage from the Sky, not global coverage on the Ground when local Jammers are active. This isn't Rocket Science, and many Militaries around the world can, and do Jam the Civilian Datastreams, within their boarders. The P-Code & Military Datastreams, are a lot more resistant to such Jamming. Good information. Do you have an estimate of how far offshore a local jamming effort might extend? |
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NOTAM:
Oakland Center (Fremont CA) [ZOA]: April NOTAM #31 issued by Gps Notam OA [GPS] Navigation GPS is unreliable and May BE unavailable WITHIN A 375 nautical miles RADIUS of 393101N/1175659W LOVELOCK / LLC / VORTAC 141.25 DEGREE radial at 46.65 nautical miles, at FL400; decreasing in area with DECREASE in altitude to 290 nautical miles RADIUS at FL250; 220 nautical miles RADIUS at 10000 ft. mean sea level, and 220 nautical miles RADIUS at 4000 ft. above ground level. effective from April 09th, 2010 at 06:00 AM PST (1004091400) - April 09th, 2010 at 11:30 AM PST (1004091930) |
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On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:18:19 -0500, cavelamb
wrote: NOTAM: Oakland Center (Fremont CA) [ZOA]: April NOTAM #31 issued by Gps Notam OA [GPS] Navigation GPS is unreliable and May BE unavailable WITHIN A 375 nautical miles RADIUS of 393101N/1175659W LOVELOCK / LLC / VORTAC 141.25 DEGREE radial at 46.65 nautical miles, at FL400; decreasing in area with DECREASE in altitude to 290 nautical miles RADIUS at FL250; 220 nautical miles RADIUS at 10000 ft. mean sea level, and 220 nautical miles RADIUS at 4000 ft. above ground level. effective from April 09th, 2010 at 06:00 AM PST (1004091400) - April 09th, 2010 at 11:30 AM PST (1004091930) Those ranges quoted are for aircraft thousands of feet above sea level. The jamming range would be much shorter for boats, probably 10 miles or less. |
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Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:18:19 -0500, cavelamb wrote: NOTAM: Oakland Center (Fremont CA) [ZOA]: April NOTAM #31 issued by Gps Notam OA [GPS] Navigation GPS is unreliable and May BE unavailable WITHIN A 375 nautical miles RADIUS of 393101N/1175659W LOVELOCK / LLC / VORTAC 141.25 DEGREE radial at 46.65 nautical miles, at FL400; decreasing in area with DECREASE in altitude to 290 nautical miles RADIUS at FL250; 220 nautical miles RADIUS at 10000 ft. mean sea level, and 220 nautical miles RADIUS at 4000 ft. above ground level. effective from April 09th, 2010 at 06:00 AM PST (1004091400) - April 09th, 2010 at 11:30 AM PST (1004091930) Those ranges quoted are for aircraft thousands of feet above sea level. The jamming range would be much shorter for boats, probably 10 miles or less. aSSuming it's a linear relationship, I get 202 mile radius... -- Richard Lamb |
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On 7/20/2010 1:41 AM, cavelamb wrote:
Wayne.B wrote: On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 23:18:19 -0500, cavelamb wrote: NOTAM: Oakland Center (Fremont CA) [ZOA]: April NOTAM #31 issued by Gps Notam OA [GPS] Navigation GPS is unreliable and May BE unavailable WITHIN A 375 nautical miles RADIUS of 393101N/1175659W LOVELOCK / LLC / VORTAC 141.25 DEGREE radial at 46.65 nautical miles, at FL400; decreasing in area with DECREASE in altitude to 290 nautical miles RADIUS at FL250; 220 nautical miles RADIUS at 10000 ft. mean sea level, and 220 nautical miles RADIUS at 4000 ft. above ground level. effective from April 09th, 2010 at 06:00 AM PST (1004091400) - April 09th, 2010 at 11:30 AM PST (1004091930) Those ranges quoted are for aircraft thousands of feet above sea level. The jamming range would be much shorter for boats, probably 10 miles or less. aSSuming it's a linear relationship, I get 202 mile radius... Not linear: for a ground level jammer, The line of sight estimator for distance versus height above sea level goes something like this: distance n.m. = 1.2 sqrt (Height ft MSL) |
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