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We did similar RAVs at Dryden with the X-29 and other vehicles.
The
thing
is, some of these things are comming to fruition, especially now
that
FAA
has finally made a WAAS engineering drop. (operational as sole
means")
WAAS
needed a little propping up, using the TAWS data base, but at
least they
figure out a way to get it to play.

How does thissquare with your claim a few years ago that WAAS is
DOA?

My claim is that WAAS is 5 years late. Adding the TAWS band aid was
even my
idea and so we have actual "sole means" GPS.

That's you claim now, a few years ago you said it was DOA.

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have invented
everything form baseball to TV.

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We did similar RAVs at Dryden with the X-29 and other vehicles.
The
thing
is, some of these things are comming to fruition, especially now
that
FAA
has finally made a WAAS engineering drop. (operational as sole
means")
WAAS
needed a little propping up, using the TAWS data base, but at
least they
figure out a way to get it to play.

How does thissquare with your claim a few years ago that WAAS is DOA?

My claim is that WAAS is 5 years late. Adding the TAWS band aid was
even my
idea and so we have actual "sole means" GPS.

That's you claim now, a few years ago you said it was DOA.

Nope. I said WAAS is late.

Now FAA has made a release 5 years late, but made up a year by going
directly to IFR.

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have invented
everything form baseball to TV.

I didn't invent GPS, it was Trimble that used to make that claim.

John P. Tarver, MS/PE

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We did similar RAVs at Dryden with the X-29 and other
vehicles.
The
thing
is, some of these things are comming to fruition, especially
now
that
FAA
has finally made a WAAS engineering drop. (operational as
sole
means")
WAAS
needed a little propping up, using the TAWS data base, but
at
least they
figure out a way to get it to play.

How does thissquare with your claim a few years ago that WAAS
is DOA?

My claim is that WAAS is 5 years late. Adding the TAWS band aid
was
even my
idea and so we have actual "sole means" GPS.

That's you claim now, a few years ago you said it was DOA.

Nope. I said WAAS is late.

Now FAA has made a release 5 years late, but made up a year by going
directly to IFR.

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have
invented
everything form baseball to TV.

I didn't invent GPS, it was Trimble that used to make that claim.

So it wasn't your idea, you were blowing it out your gerbil hole.
Thanks for playing.

"John Mazor" wrote:

"Tarver Engineering" wrote
"John Mazor" wrote

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have invented
everything form baseball to TV.

I didn't invent GPS, it was Trimble that used to make that claim.

So it wasn't your idea, you were blowing it out your gerbil hole.

Keyboard!

Thanks for playing.

"Splaps Boy" wrote:

"John Mazor" wrote
"Splaps Boy" wrote
"John Mazor" wrote

How does thissquare with your claim a few years ago that WAAS is DOA?

My claim is that WAAS is 5 years late. Adding the TAWS band aid was even my
idea and so we have actual "sole means" GPS.

That's you claim now, a few years ago you said it was DOA.

Nope. I said WAAS is late.

Now FAA has made a release 5 years late, but made up a year by going
directly to IFR.

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have invented
everything form baseball to TV.

I didn't invent GPS, it was Trimble that used to make that claim.

Although the Russkies do acknowledge that Algore invented the Internet.


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"Splaps Boy" wrote:

"John Mazor" wrote
"Splaps Boy" wrote
"John Mazor" wrote

How does thissquare with your claim a few years ago that
WAAS is DOA?

My claim is that WAAS is 5 years late. Adding the TAWS band
aid was even my
idea and so we have actual "sole means" GPS.

That's you claim now, a few years ago you said it was DOA.

Nope. I said WAAS is late.

Now FAA has made a release 5 years late, but made up a year by
going
directly to IFR.

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have
invented
everything form baseball to TV.

I didn't invent GPS, it was Trimble that used to make that claim.

Although the Russkies do acknowledge that Algore invented the
Internet.

But Republicans don't. ;-)

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We did similar RAVs at Dryden with the X-29 and other
vehicles.
The
thing
is, some of these things are comming to fruition, especially
now
that
FAA
has finally made a WAAS engineering drop. (operational as
sole
means")
WAAS
needed a little propping up, using the TAWS data base, but
at
least they
figure out a way to get it to play.

How does thissquare with your claim a few years ago that WAAS
is DOA?

My claim is that WAAS is 5 years late. Adding the TAWS band aid was
even my
idea and so we have actual "sole means" GPS.

That's you claim now, a few years ago you said it was DOA.

Nope. I said WAAS is late.

Now FAA has made a release 5 years late, but made up a year by going
directly to IFR.

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have invented
everything form baseball to TV.

I didn't invent GPS, it was Trimble that used to make that claim.

So it wasn't your idea, you were blowing it out your gerbil hole.

The only part that was my idea was using the TAWS data base to address the
problems with the WGS-84 oblate speroid model and the real earth. I suppose
we will so how all that works out, but by adding pressure altitude to the
box even the TAWS data base guys that didn't want it tied to GPS are happy.

John P. Tarver, MS/PE

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We did similar RAVs at Dryden with the X-29 and other
vehicles.
The
thing
is, some of these things are comming to fruition,
especially
now
that
FAA
has finally made a WAAS engineering drop. (operational
as
sole
means")
WAAS
needed a little propping up, using the TAWS data base,
but
at
least they
figure out a way to get it to play.

How does thissquare with your claim a few years ago that
WAAS
is DOA?

My claim is that WAAS is 5 years late. Adding the TAWS band
aid was
even my
idea and so we have actual "sole means" GPS.

That's you claim now, a few years ago you said it was DOA.

Nope. I said WAAS is late.

Now FAA has made a release 5 years late, but made up a year by
going
directly to IFR.

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have
invented
everything form baseball to TV.

I didn't invent GPS, it was Trimble that used to make that
claim.

So it wasn't your idea, you were blowing it out your gerbil hole.

The only part that was my idea was using the TAWS data base to
address the
problems with the WGS-84 oblate speroid model and the real earth. I
suppose
we will so how all that works out, but by adding pressure altitude
to the
box even the TAWS data base guys that didn't want it tied to GPS are
happy.

Sure.

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We did similar RAVs at Dryden with the X-29 and other
vehicles.
The
thing
is, some of these things are comming to fruition,
especially
now
that
FAA
has finally made a WAAS engineering drop. (operational
as
sole
means")
WAAS
needed a little propping up, using the TAWS data base,
but
at
least they
figure out a way to get it to play.

How does thissquare with your claim a few years ago that
WAAS
is DOA?

My claim is that WAAS is 5 years late. Adding the TAWS band
aid was
even my
idea and so we have actual "sole means" GPS.

That's you claim now, a few years ago you said it was DOA.

Nope. I said WAAS is late.

Now FAA has made a release 5 years late, but made up a year by
going
directly to IFR.

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have
invented
everything form baseball to TV.

I didn't invent GPS, it was Trimble that used to make that
claim.

So it wasn't your idea, you were blowing it out your gerbil hole.

The only part that was my idea was using the TAWS data base to address
the
problems with the WGS-84 oblate speroid model and the real earth. I
suppose
we will so how all that works out, but by adding pressure altitude to
the
box even the TAWS data base guys that didn't want it tied to GPS are
happy.

Sure.

Yep. The change turned a marginal thing into a winner, although a bit
different that what it was in the beginning. Fudes sensors for small GA is
a good thing.

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We did similar RAVs at Dryden with the X-29 and other vehicles.
The
thing
is, some of these things are comming to fruition, especially
now
that
FAA
has finally made a WAAS engineering drop. (operational as sole
means")
WAAS
needed a little propping up, using the TAWS data base, but at
least they
figure out a way to get it to play.

How does thissquare with your claim a few years ago that WAAS is
DOA?

My claim is that WAAS is 5 years late. Adding the TAWS band aid
was
even my
idea and so we have actual "sole means" GPS.

That's you claim now, a few years ago you said it was DOA.

Nope. I said WAAS is late.

Now FAA has made a release 5 years late, but made up a year by going
directly to IFR.

"Your idea"? You sound like the Russkies, claiming to have invented
everything form baseball to TV.

I didn't invent GPS, it was Trimble that used to make that claim.

And who's makiung it now Splaps boy?

BTW get any postcards from TJ lately?

Bertie