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Old October 31st 03, 03:00 AM
John Bell
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Robert,

I do indeed remember meeting you in Lakeland. Whenever I see one of your
posts, it is like picking up a paper and seeing a byline from a reporter
that I respect.

Actually, my response to Ron Natalie was a little more than tongue in cheek.
It was somewhat of a combination of defensiveness and worry that I might be
spreading bad information. Ron's statement that my explanation of how GPS
works: "while one of the common ones often espoused
has no basis in reality. This is not how GPS works" has me curious.

Unfortunately, Ron's statement unfortunately gives me little to correct my
understanding if it is indeed wrong. Luckily, even if my explanation of how
GPS works is totally incorrect, it should not have serious consequences as
far as usage is concerned.


John

"Robert Moore" wrote in message
. 7...
Larry Dighera wrote

There are very knowledgable folks willing to answer all your
questions there.


:-) :-) Since John has written texts on GPS Navigation, I suspect
that he was pulling someone's leg.

http://www.smallboatgps.com/ http://www.cockpitgps.com/


Hi John, how's things going? Remember meeting at SnF?

Bob Moore



 




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