On 01/03/2022 22:43, Bob kb8tq wrote:
Assuming you are south of Hadrian’s Wall, you will have GPS sats overhead
at least occasionally. The bulk of what you will be able to “see” will be to the
south. If you really have a good antenna location and are a bit north, you may
be able to “see” sats on the other side of the north pole. More or less, there
is a big coverage blank area over the poles with GPS.
Even north of Hadrian's wall we get GNSS satellites overhead. Here's with an
indoor antenna dual-band setup. None reach 40 dB.
David
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