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[arachne] Re: OT GPS
- From: Steve <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: arachne@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 9 Dec 2004 13:59:38 -0500 (EST)
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On Thu, 9 Dec 2004, Greg Mayman wrote:
> You probably run into the limit set by the number of bits used in the
> calculations in the on-board computer.
Probably.
> I guess an error of less than a foot should let them find the doorway <G>
Just to be clear, the less than a foot accuracy is for
measuring distance when it's done in both directions.
(It's basically a relative measurement of where you started
to where you started... or something like that. ;-)
For finding absolute locations, you can get within about 6
feet under good conditions, maybe 12 or 16 feet under heavy
tree cover or other less than open sky conditions... anyway
that's what I read. There are no "heavy canopies" in the
high desert "forests" of juniper trees, cedars, and
ponderosas. I haven't used it in the midst of skyscrapers,
but I imagine they would afford plenty of interference as
well.
> Hmmm... did you get too many out-of-hours calls? <G>
We've only put out three coupons so far, and have only had
one brought back... and that was on a Sunday. There are 20
"store hours" posted (with a note below those hours saying
"plus whenever the gate is open) so yeah... The certificates
need to let people know the hours we'll be here for sure.
--
Steve Ackman
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