
- Re-RePost-GPS-at-Risk-Doomsday-2010
- 05-23-2009
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| Sam Wormley | 05-23-2009 |
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| Sam Wormley | 05-23-2009 |
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| Sam Wormley | 05-23-2009 |
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| J. J. Lodder | 05-24-2009 |
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| Sam Wormley | 05-24-2009 |
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| Sam Wormley | 05-26-2009 |
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| Wolfgang S. Rup... | 05-26-2009 |
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wrote (with clarity & insight):
What the media always overlooks: GPS syncs almost all digital
telecommunications systems. If GPS died, voice & Internet wouldn't be
too far behind.
Most sync systems have high quality oscillator systems as core to
their signal distribution, but that only lasts days/weeks without GPS
to keep *everything* synced.
Not being able to use your vehicle's map system is likely less
important...
wrote:
>wrote (with clarity & insight):
>>GPS at Risk: Doomsday 2010
>>http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=597841
>>http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=597841
>What the media always overlooks: GPS syncs almost all digital
>telecommunications systems. If GPS died, voice & Internet wouldn't be
>too far behind.
>Most sync systems have high quality oscillator systems as core to
>their signal distribution, but that only lasts days/weeks without GPS
>to keep *everything* synced.
>Not being able to use your vehicle's map system is likely less
>important...
>telecommunications systems. If GPS died, voice & Internet wouldn't be
>too far behind.
>Most sync systems have high quality oscillator systems as core to
>their signal distribution, but that only lasts days/weeks without GPS
>to keep *everything* synced.
>Not being able to use your vehicle's map system is likely less
>important...
We need to get this information out to Obama. Maybe he should be
tossing billions of dollars at the gps infrastructure instead of
spending that money on failing enterprises like outmoded/outdated
motor vehicle technologies.
Lg
Nicholas wrote:
> wrote:
>
>
>> wrote (with clarity & insight):
>>> GPS at Risk: Doomsday 2010
>>> http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=597841
>>> http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=597841
>> What the media always overlooks: GPS syncs almost all digital
>> telecommunications systems. If GPS died, voice & Internet wouldn't be
>> too far behind.
>> Most sync systems have high quality oscillator systems as core to
>> their signal distribution, but that only lasts days/weeks without GPS
>> to keep *everything* synced.
>> Not being able to use your vehicle's map system is likely less
>> important...
>> telecommunications systems. If GPS died, voice & Internet wouldn't be
>> too far behind.
>> Most sync systems have high quality oscillator systems as core to
>> their signal distribution, but that only lasts days/weeks without GPS
>> to keep *everything* synced.
>> Not being able to use your vehicle's map system is likely less
>> important...
>
> We need to get this information out to Obama.
> We need to get this information out to Obama.
It came from GAO!
wrote:
>Nicholas wrote:
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> wrote (with clarity & insight):
>>>> GPS at Risk: Doomsday 2010
>>>> http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=597841
>>> What the media always overlooks: GPS syncs almost all digital
>>> telecommunications systems. If GPS died, voice & Internet wouldn't be
>>> too far behind.
>>> Most sync systems have high quality oscillator systems as core to
>>> their signal distribution, but that only lasts days/weeks without GPS
>>> to keep *everything* synced.
>>> Not being able to use your vehicle's map system is likely less
>>> important...
>>>> GPS at Risk: Doomsday 2010
>>>> http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=597841
>>> What the media always overlooks: GPS syncs almost all digital
>>> telecommunications systems. If GPS died, voice & Internet wouldn't be
>>> too far behind.
>>> Most sync systems have high quality oscillator systems as core to
>>> their signal distribution, but that only lasts days/weeks without GPS
>>> to keep *everything* synced.
>>> Not being able to use your vehicle's map system is likely less
>>> important...
>>
>> We need to get this information out to Obama.
>> We need to get this information out to Obama.
> It came from GAO!
Does that mean the guy in charge is going to give it the needed
attention? I'm sure his desk is flooded with *stuff* from GAO, FBI,
CIA, NSA, and every other organization on a daily basis.
It could have just as well come from the Air Force or Pentagon. Does
that mean it's got the immediate attention of this *Havard-educated*
neophyte? For all we know, he can't screw a nut onto a bolt. At
least, we have yet to see him do so.
Lg
> wrote:
>
>
> >Nicholas wrote:
> >> wrote:
> >>
> >>> wrote (with clarity & insight):
> >>>> GPS at Risk: Doomsday 2010
> >>>> http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=597841
> >>> What the media always overlooks: GPS syncs almost all digital
> >>> telecommunications systems. If GPS died, voice & Internet wouldn't be
> >>> too far behind.
> >>> Most sync systems have high quality oscillator systems as core to
> >>> their signal distribution, but that only lasts days/weeks without GPS
> >>> to keep *everything* synced.
> >>> Not being able to use your vehicle's map system is likely less
> >>> important...
> >>
> >> We need to get this information out to Obama.
> >>
> >>> wrote (with clarity & insight):
> >>>> GPS at Risk: Doomsday 2010
> >>>> http://sidt.gpsworld.com/gpssidt/content/printContentPopup.jsp?id=597841
> >>> What the media always overlooks: GPS syncs almost all digital
> >>> telecommunications systems. If GPS died, voice & Internet wouldn't be
> >>> too far behind.
> >>> Most sync systems have high quality oscillator systems as core to
> >>> their signal distribution, but that only lasts days/weeks without GPS
> >>> to keep *everything* synced.
> >>> Not being able to use your vehicle's map system is likely less
> >>> important...
> >>
> >> We need to get this information out to Obama.
> > It came from GAO!
>
> Does that mean the guy in charge is going to give it the needed
> attention? I'm sure his desk is flooded with *stuff* from GAO, FBI,
> CIA, NSA, and every other organization on a daily basis.
> Does that mean the guy in charge is going to give it the needed
> attention? I'm sure his desk is flooded with *stuff* from GAO, FBI,
> CIA, NSA, and every other organization on a daily basis.
Of course not.
He has a chief of staff (with lots of underlings)
to decide what he sees.
Everything is filtered through the bureaucracy,
Jan
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