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"Doug" wrote in news:vWcBe.2938$dU3.544
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"Geoff Schultz" wrote in message
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Larry wrote in :

. All ships transiting Canal waters
that are over 300 net tons or more than 60-feet in length must now be
equipped with an AIS system that meets the standards set by the
International Maritime Organization (IMO).


-- Geoff


Note: IMO requires DGPS to the AIS, not a WAAS GPS. We have had yacht
customers (over 60 feet) equipped with WAAS GPS refused transit of the
canal. The AIS reports the type of GPS it is using.

Doug K7ABX


What's also interesting is that the closest DGPS signal to Panama comes
from Puerto Rico and doesn't make it that far...

-- Geoff

 
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