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Not Plausible. Randolph Air Force base appears to be Northeast of San Antonio. The -two bubbles- of Medium interference are on Highways to the -West- and -Sout
by nullish_signal 4y ago
Not Plausible. Randolph Air Force base appears to be Northeast of San Antonio.
The -two bubbles- of Medium interference are on Highways to the -West- and -Southeast- of the city.
EDIT: Yea, that Weather Map does show big "MOA"s nearby. I guess it was silly to assume MOAS would be nearer Dallas, Texas, as the MOAS are really further from the capitol city.
Here's the two Interference bubbles near San Antonio
https://gpsjam.org/?lat=29.17662&lon=-98.43553&z=8.4&date=2022-12-22 https://gpsjam.org/?lat=29.17662&lon=-98.43553&z=8.4&date=20...
- jjwiseman 4y agoTwo things: 1. gpsjam.org has useful permalinks. Copy and paste one here and I can see exactly what you’re talking about. 2. You’ve described exactly where some Randolph MOAs are. It makes me wonder if you looked at a map before claiming my explanation wasn’t plausible. See https://skyvector.com/?ll=29.61580898428276,-98.5623779246448&chart=301&zoom=4 https://skyvector.com/?ll=29.61580898428276,-98.562377924644...
- nullish_signal 4y agoYea, I just saw the Air Base off in a direction I did not recognize as "approaching Dallas", and assumed any used space would be in the same direction. I went back and edited/ deleted some comments.
- jjwiseman 4y agoIf you want a mystery to solve, the recent jamming around Chengdu is unusual: https://gpsjam.org/?lat=30.54828&lon=104.34787&z=6.6&date=2022-12-22 https://gpsjam.org/?lat=30.54828&lon=104.34787&z=6.6&date=20...