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Still, I believe this Galileo’s 5 meters error given in example is the best precision offered by the GPS? I’m not saying this is acceptable, though.
by MaanuAir 6y ago
Still, I believe this Galileo’s 5 meters error given in example is the best precision offered by the GPS?
I’m not saying this is acceptable, though.
- JshWright 6y ago2-3m accuracy is "typical" for cell phones. It's definitely not the best precision offered by GPS though. GPS receivers can listen to two frequencies, which allows for on-device correction for ionospheric error (this requires more hardware and processing, so it's not generally done on consumer grade hardware).