Subject: | Re: GPS altitude |
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From: | Walter Knapp <> |
Date: | Tue, 13 Aug 2002 12:48:22 -0400 |
Jim Morgan wrote: > > This is from a post I made last spring: > > Gamin ETREX GPS altitude test summary: > > At ocean sea level measured 3 times off -10 feet each time > > 6000-foot marker of unknown accuracy, off +10 feet > > 3468 foot bench mark, after stabilizing for 5 minutes the difference was > between +- 10 feet. It's important to use the averaging system if you are picky about the numbers. > >From these tests I conclude that the accuracy in altitude measurement is > far more than I require. My conclusions as well. My older 12XL was not as good, but reasonable. I'm looking into getting a new handheld, but have been holding off for a model that will use the same memory modules as my car's StreetPilot III. The maps have me really spoiled. Walt ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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