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| Robert Peffers. | 07-20-2007 |
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| Darren Griffin ... | 07-26-2007 |
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GPS Satellites in view (green) based on the location of your ISP
http://www.nstb.tc.faa.gov/Full_WaasSatelliteStatus.htm
Updated every three minutes.
wrote:
Does anyone know what mask angle is used in the Garmin 76csx? This
page was showing one sat for quite a while before my receiver
acknowledged it's availability, and the map shows a few more way off
to one side that the receiver just doesn't want to see. And NO -
there were only 11 shown in the display at the time.
Happy Trails wrote:
> wrote:
>
>
>> GPS Satellites in view (green) based on the location of your ISP
>> http://www.nstb.tc.faa.gov/Full_WaasSatelliteStatus.htm
>> Updated every three minutes.
>> http://www.nstb.tc.faa.gov/Full_WaasSatelliteStatus.htm
>> Updated every three minutes.
>
>
> Does anyone know what mask angle is used in the Garmin 76csx? This
> page was showing one sat for quite a while before my receiver
> acknowledged it's availability, and the map shows a few more way off
> to one side that the receiver just doesn't want to see. And NO -
> there were only 11 shown in the display at the time.
>
>
>
> Does anyone know what mask angle is used in the Garmin 76csx? This
> page was showing one sat for quite a while before my receiver
> acknowledged it's availability, and the map shows a few more way off
> to one side that the receiver just doesn't want to see. And NO -
> there were only 11 shown in the display at the time.
>
>
The FAA webpage has to be showing visibility for receivers at very
high altitude... I haven't bothered to determine the limit, but it
is higher than 30,000 ft above MSL. I checked with software (XEphem)
and receiver both with mask angles set to zero.
-Sam
Sam Wormley wrote:
> Happy Trails wrote:
>> wrote:
>>> GPS Satellites in view (green) based on the location of your ISP
>>> http://www.nstb.tc.faa.gov/Full_WaasSatelliteStatus.htm
>>> Updated every three minutes.
>>> http://www.nstb.tc.faa.gov/Full_WaasSatelliteStatus.htm
>>> Updated every three minutes.
>> Does anyone know what mask angle is used in the Garmin 76csx? This
>> page was showing one sat for quite a while before my receiver
>> acknowledged it's availability, and the map shows a few more way off
>> to one side that the receiver just doesn't want to see. And NO -
>> there were only 11 shown in the display at the time.
>> page was showing one sat for quite a while before my receiver
>> acknowledged it's availability, and the map shows a few more way off
>> to one side that the receiver just doesn't want to see. And NO -
>> there were only 11 shown in the display at the time.
>
>
> The FAA webpage has to be showing visibility for receivers at very
> high altitude... I haven't bothered to determine the limit, but it
> is higher than 30,000 ft above MSL. I checked with software (XEphem)
> and receiver both with mask angles set to zero.
>
> -Sam
>
>
> The FAA webpage has to be showing visibility for receivers at very
> high altitude... I haven't bothered to determine the limit, but it
> is higher than 30,000 ft above MSL. I checked with software (XEphem)
> and receiver both with mask angles set to zero.
>
> -Sam
>
My theory is blown all to hell!
Sam Wormley wrote:
> Sam Wormley wrote:
>> Happy Trails wrote:
>>> wrote:
>>>> GPS Satellites in view (green) based on the location of your ISP
>>>> http://www.nstb.tc.faa.gov/Full_WaasSatelliteStatus.htm
>>>> Updated every three minutes.
>>> Does anyone know what mask angle is used in the Garmin 76csx? This
>>> page was showing one sat for quite a while before my receiver
>>> acknowledged it's availability, and the map shows a few more way off
>>> to one side that the receiver just doesn't want to see. And NO -
>>> there were only 11 shown in the display at the time.
>>>> GPS Satellites in view (green) based on the location of your ISP
>>>> http://www.nstb.tc.faa.gov/Full_WaasSatelliteStatus.htm
>>>> Updated every three minutes.
>>> Does anyone know what mask angle is used in the Garmin 76csx? This
>>> page was showing one sat for quite a while before my receiver
>>> acknowledged it's availability, and the map shows a few more way off
>>> to one side that the receiver just doesn't want to see. And NO -
>>> there were only 11 shown in the display at the time.
>> The FAA webpage has to be showing visibility for receivers at very
>> high altitude... I haven't bothered to determine the limit, but it
>> is higher than 30,000 ft above MSL. I checked with software (XEphem)
>> and receiver both with mask angles set to zero.
>> -Sam
>> high altitude... I haven't bothered to determine the limit, but it
>> is higher than 30,000 ft above MSL. I checked with software (XEphem)
>> and receiver both with mask angles set to zero.
>> -Sam
>
> My theory is blown all to hell!
> My theory is blown all to hell!
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> http://www.nstb.tc.faa.gov/Full_WaasSatelliteStatus.htm
> Updated every three minutes.