[aprssig] Fwd: TidBITS#979/18-May-09 - GPS Accuracy!
Dave Baxter dave at uk-ar.co.ukFri May 22 12:28:14 UTC 2009
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John... Please read ALL of my mail again. I was refering to the news article on a UK national radio station, not the email on this list. In anycase, its GLONASS not GLONOSS. (second to last character!) 73. Dave G0WBX > -----Original Message----- > From: John Habbinga [mailto:kc5zrq at gmail.com] > Sent: 21 May 2009 15:04 > To: TAPR APRS Mailing List > Subject: Re: [aprssig] Fwd: TidBITS#979/18-May-09 - GPS Accuracy! > > > Though the proposed European Galileo system was mentioned > (a long time > > away yet) there was no mention of the Russian Glonass (not Glonoss) > > system in any way shape or form. > > Third to last paragraph: > > Russia and China also have satellite navigation systems, and > there have been discussions with the Russian government about > making the Russian GLONOSS system compatible with both GPS > and Galileo. No formal announcement has emerged from those > talks, but in 2007, GLONOSS was opened up for civilian use. > GLONOSS has a checkered history, coming online in 1995 but > falling into disrepair soon after, due to Russian economic > troubles. Russia committed to restoring the system in 2001, > with a full 24-satellite constellation (necessary for global > coverage) in operation by 2010. > > >
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