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Not sufficient. Civilian NavStar/ GPS has a 95th percentile accuracy of 7.5 metres and a best-case of around 2 metres. That's more than enough to miss by seve
by dingaling 11y ago
Not sufficient. Civilian NavStar/ GPS has a 95th percentile accuracy of 7.5 metres and a best-case of around 2 metres.
That's more than enough to miss by several dozen dish diameters at 100km.
- KaiserPro 11y agoat 100km it doesn't matter. Even with a beam divergences of 0.5 degrees 7 meters is literally a piss in the ocean: Look at the polar pattern here: http://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/airmaxyagi/airMAX_900MHz_YAGI_Antenna.pdf http://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/airmaxyagi/airMAX_900MHz_YAGI_... more importantly you have to fine tune the alignment anyway.
- amazon_not 11y agoMain alignment with GPS and then finetune to get maximum performance. At 100km the main signal lobe is quite large, so being off by a few dozen dish diameters isn't large enough of an error to not to be able to get started.