Bill,

The system in question is being used for navigation, but a little more than your typical find a restaurant type of navigation system. The symptoms are that they will lock on birds erratically, maybe for a few seconds at a time As I may have mentioned in an earlier post, for my frequency standards at home I have two separate DATUM 9130 systems running all the time with their antennas only about 1-2 feet apart on my roof and have absolutely no issues. It's just this one repeatable situation in the car that's a curious issue. Whenever my associate and I run radial measurements in his car, our two GPS systems refuse to behave nicely. One at a time, they're each fine. I often run a Magellan 4250 and my Delorme system in my car with the two antenna/receivers less than a foot apart without problems. I'm beginning to wonder if it's something unique to the Garmin's GPS128 and its antenna that's affecting both systems. I'll have to do some more playing.

Thanks,

Burt, K6OQK

At 01:04 PM 1/3/2011, time-nuts-requ...@febo.com wrote

Well, I have two HP conical antennas 4 feet apart and just
below the roof level, with an elevation cutoff of 30 degrees
for the large and growing oak trees on 3 sides. Fifty feet
of RG-8 each connects to two Z3801A receivers.

I've had no trouble in a dozen years, here in Minneapolis.
T1 to GPS runs at about +4E-008 for both from GPSCon.

My son runs a 50' deep sea fishing boat out of Ocean City, MD.
It has two GPS navigation antennas less than 4 feet apart up
on the signal mast. It also has portable GPS receivers used
by fishermen who want to learn his fishing spots, but these
are about 10' away. He has had no trouble with navigation.

What would be the symptoms of interference? A disturbance in
PPS signals at the 10E-12 level?

Bill Hawkins


Burt I. Weiner Associates
Broadcast Technical Services
Glendale, California  U.S.A.
b...@att.net
www.biwa.cc
K6OQK

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