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To: Raymond who wrote (2771)	2/11/1999 5:51:00 PM
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Raymond, I'm glad that you brought up the subject of synchronizing to a GPS satellite. Speaking as an old Air Navigational Aids technician, I would have continuous heart burn knowing that my system relied on a standard over which I have absolutely no control. The Federal Aviation Agency in New England has had one potentially nasty experience with a GPS that was jammed for several days, by a non-government transmitter. This has made me think seriously (against) using GPS as a standard. In times of natural or man-made disaster, we may want to rely on an air interface. During those times, can we be sure that the synchronization source(s) would be available ?? Mardy.

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