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This also depends on the plane. For larger commercial applications, you need to have INS. You want to use a combination of sources ideally, since INS is accurat
by sheepybloke 5y ago
This also depends on the plane. For larger commercial applications, you need to have INS. You want to use a combination of sources ideally, since INS is accurate for a shorter period and GNSS/GPS for longer periods(often GPS/GNSS is only updated every second). Plus a lot of newer units have a much smaller drift. This FOG has a drift of 0.1 deg per hour, which is quite good (https://www.advancednavigation.com/solutions/spatial-fog-dual/ https://www.advancednavigation.com/solutions/spatial-fog-dua...).