GPS Signals No Longer Scrambled
President Clinton has ordered that civilians be given access to the Global Position System without the signals being scrambled. This means that units that previously were accurate to within 100 yards should now be accurate within 10 yards. This has already gone into affect so any reports on the accuracy of GPS units would be gratefully received. Mr. Clinton said this was intended to "encourage acceptance and integration of GPS into peaceful civil, commercial and scientific applications worldwide; and to encourage private sector investment in and use of U.S. GPS technologies and services."
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like your local radio station had running a blender in the background while the news was being read. If the turned
the blender off, you'd get a better signal from your existing radio.
Cheers,
Bob
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GPS Pilots stuff?
Just curious, since I do fair share of outdoor activitiy...
J.
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From the press conference: "For example, cell phones are going to be required to have positioning systems as a part of the 911 part of the activity." Hey crims, turn that cell phone off before you blow the safe!