Re: GPS
From: Robert Crawford <crawford@k...>
Date: Tue, 03 Sep 2002 16:16:05 -0400
Subject: Re: GPS
B Lin wrote:
> Differential GPS depends on known land sites to send out GPS signals -
> effectively becoming another GPS satellite, however they are limited
> by radio range to be effective. Such locations would be known or
easily
> discovered and could be knocked out in a war, since they have to
> transmit to be effective.
Actually, before SA was turned off, there were a few sites that made
differential GPS information available through the Internet. Not very
useful unless you had a satellite or two in common with one of those
sites, but...