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Old August 11th 03, 10:59 PM
Paul J. Adam
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Harry Andreas writes
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Of course, if the GPS co-ordinates are wrongly calculated, wrongly
entered, or the GPS battery fails midflight, that's a very lost
formation... with no navigators to rescue them.


Military aircraft GPS use aircraft power with transient backup, not batteries.


Assuming a fully integrated GPS, rather than a civilian handheld
attached to the glareshield as an Urgent Operational Requirement
solution pending the procurement of the fully integrated navigation
upgrade.

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