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Ron Lee writes:
Exactly, it is an augmentation system developed for and funded by the FAA. The notion that WAAS is part of GPS is like saying that NDGPS or CORS or any other separate systems that use or work with GPS are GPS systems. None of the augmentation systems are part of GPS. It worries me that I see a lot of ignorance of GPS in the aviation community. It is not surprising given the newness of the technology, but it is worrisome because people often rush to embrace a new technology because of the gee-whiz factor, long before they understand the technology and its limitations. It's like people who drive off a pier into a river because they don't realize that GPS can be dramatically incorrect in urban environments. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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