[email protected] said: > One thing to consider - if you get far enough north, the âholeâ closes and > you can get sat tracks from the other side of the north pole. Yes they are a > *long* ways away. Itâs no worse than a lot of tracks that GPS thinks are > perfectly fine to use. For timing they arenât going to do much good. They > will improve a navigation
Neat. Thanks. That raises several questions. How high do satellites get if you are at a pole? What is the best or worst latitude for timing? What is the best/worst latitude for doing a survey? -- These are my opinions. I hate spam.
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