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August 12th 03, 04:02 PM
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Cub Driver wrote: as long as the GPS is working. But it's a low-powered signal from orbit and it's easily jammed. How true is this, really? In an aircraft, you are between the ground and the satellite. How does someone on the ground interfere with the signal? I don't believe that the antenna for the GPS is directional enough that someone off axis couldn't put a signal into your system- after all, a single antenna is used to pick up every satellite above the horizon. Mike Williamson 
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