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Old November 26th 03, 02:50 PM
Ivan Kahn
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"Adrian Jansen" wrote in message
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You might want to consider the implications of WAAS. I have no direct
experience, but the principle is that you take an external signal and use

it
to 'correct' the GPS location to another place - hopefully more accurate.
But what is to stop you sending bogus 'corrections' and making the GPS

think
its somewhere else entirely ? The WAAS signals are much easier to

generate
than the original GPS satellite signals. Sounds an easy way to cheat to

me.

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Regards,


I do not believe it is at all easy to fake GPS WAAS and GPS is already
acceptable for position. But it is very easy to fake a barograph.

Ivan


 




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