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Obviously they don't rely on just one type of system for low altitude altimeter measurements, because they just basically told you how someone could go out and
by trboyden 6y ago
Obviously they don't rely on just one type of system for low altitude altimeter measurements, because they just basically told you how someone could go out and broadcast interference in that spectrum and crash a bunch of planes. Common altimeter system types found on aircraft include barometric, laser, ultrasonic, and GPS. Plus the only time they would be below 2000 feet is near an airport. 5G is limited in distance, thus you could easily establish a no 5G zone around airports and that would mitigate the risk.
- C19is20 6y ago...airports and ski resorts: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavalese_cable_car_disaster_(1998) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavalese_cable_car_disaster_...
- trboyden 6y agoGood point, except that was pilot error not outside interference. Plus planes aren't supposed to be flying near ski resorts or mountains in general.