[Xastir-dev] Position accuracy
Jack Twilley
jmt at twilley.org
Sat Dec 6 22:56:24 EST 2003
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>>>>> "Curt" == Curt Mills <Curt> writes:
Jack> The map window's position is given in microdegrees, which gave
Jack> me hope until I went to configure my station's position to find
Jack> I was limited to milliminutes (nice unit, eh) for resolution.
Jack> Now, since one minute is one-sixtieth of a degree, there are
Jack> 60000 milliminutes to each degree. That's almost as good as
Jack> 100000 microdegrees to each degree, but it got me thinking.
Curt> Switch to compressed positions and you get better accuracy.
I think you might be missing my point.
I don't care about the precision of what goes over the air.
What do I care about is the precision of my station's configured
location.
They are separate things, for sure.
Jack.
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