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Posted by Sam Wormley on June 20, 2011, 7:34 pm
Assessment of LightSquared Terrestrial Broadband
System Effects on GPS Receivers and
GPS-dependent Applications

http://www.gpsworld.com/gnss-system/npef-lightsquared-report-11801


Posted by HIPAR on June 21, 2011, 7:38 am
> Assessment of LightSquared Terrestrial Broadband
> System Effects on GPS Receivers and
> GPS-dependent Applications
> http://www.gpsworld.com/gnss-system/npef-lightsquared-report-11801

Lightsquared now proposes to transmit on the lower 10 MHz channel
using one half power. They contend that will solve the vast majority
of the interference problems. This plan requires Inmarsat to
accelerate clearance of that spectrum. Lightsquared has a business
deal with Inmarsat to use that spectrum.

I'd suppose those who aren't included in the vast majority are going
to be a very vocal minority.

--- CHAS

Posted by Nicholas on June 21, 2011, 9:23 am
wrote:

>> Assessment of LightSquared Terrestrial Broadband
>> System Effects on GPS Receivers and
>> GPS-dependent Applications
>> http://www.gpsworld.com/gnss-system/npef-lightsquared-report-11801
>Lightsquared now proposes to transmit on the lower 10 MHz channel
>using one half power. They contend that will solve the vast majority
>of the interference problems. This plan requires Inmarsat to
>accelerate clearance of that spectrum. Lightsquared has a business
>deal with Inmarsat to use that spectrum.
>I'd suppose those who aren't included in the vast majority are going
>to be a very vocal minority.
>--- CHAS

So the Fox is willing to steal only 5 chickens instead of 10. NO
DEAL.