[email protected] said: > My understanding is that with a long cable between the antenna and the gps > receiver, you will see all satelites with a fixed delay. And you would need > to know the length of the cable and dielectric constant to compensate for > both the position and time error.
If you do the calculations at the receiver, you get the results for the location of the antenna with the signal delayed by the cable delay. If you want to know the time at the receiver, you have to correct for that delay. If you want to know the position of the receiver, you have to correct for the distance between the antenna and receiver. Consider recording the signal from an antenna in Seattle, then waiting a week and playing it back to a receiver in Boston. -- These are my opinions. I hate spam. _______________________________________________ pool mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/pool
