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Volume 4

Oct 02, 2013 2:24 AM

Scott Duncan

For my future cruise-missile needs.

Bypassing US GPS Limits for Active Guided Rockets - Wired Science

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Guest blog by Thomas Scherrer of Copenhagen Suborbitals Rocket positioning and height indication using GPS is not a new thing. At Copenhagen suborbitals we have been using GPS units from the very beginning for all our flying projects. But now, “

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Robert Cormier

"The US military, who build and own the GPS..."Scott Duncan So the US military is the first to identify our location and all service providers request this information be passed on to them. Do service providers need to demonstrate that they have our consent to have our GPS info, or is it given without this requirement?" In essence, this seems to indicate all service providers are essentially working for/assisting the US military to track us when they build GPS infrastructure.

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Scott Duncan

No.

It doesn't work like you are thinking. Learn to read the schematic. This makes the "TIME" variable more precise.

GPS is more accurate when you know what time it is. The CONSUMER GPS is just crippled MILITARY GPS...

What's the difference?

One knows what time it is, better than the other.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p2BxAu6WZI8

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Robert Cormier

The consumer GPS is "crippled" because it does not account the warping of space and time which fluctuates due to altitudes, while the military GPS does account for this, as does this hardware?

Sorry, I can't read the schematic and am further confused by a statement in the first video where Bill says if an atomic clock (exceptionally accurate) is not employed, (consumer) GPS systems would be off by as much as 300 km while my consumer device in my "smartphone "reads my location quite accurately.

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Jeff Roggers

okay now that my brains able to go back to thinking I would guess it's 28 volt DC am i correct Scott

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