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How to choose a GPS
Sunday, 07.01.2007, 01:18pm
first thing to decide is how you plan on using a GPS, and the second is how much you plan on spending on a GPS.Do you plan on using it in your car, for hiking and backpacking, or for hunting and/or fishing? Current GPS receivers are limited as to what they can do and are optimized for a specific purpose.There are GPS specifically for flying, others for hunting and/or fishing, and others for car navigation. A few are just an electronic map that shows
The Basics of GPS: It’s More Than Just An Electronic Device
Sunday, 07.01.2007, 01:18pm
Whenever we hear the term “GPSâ€, what would instantly come to our minds is a digital device with maps and other features that tells us our exact location on this planet. But do you know that such a device is just one part of GPS? The device is called a GPS receiver, and while it is indeed an important GPS device, it is just a part of a very large and complex system that allows us to measure our exact location on earth.
What is GPS and how can it be used?
Sunday, 07.01.2007, 01:17pm
GPS stands for Global Positioning System and was initially designed to be used by the U.S. military and is operated by the U.S. Defense Department. This system consists of 24 satellites, these satellites are 12,000 miles above us, are constantly moving in a precise orbit, have an atomic clock, and are solar powered. They do have a battery backup so they will continue to run in the event of a solar eclipse, and each satellites has a small rocket boost
Is a GPS useful on vacation?
Sunday, 07.01.2007, 01:16pm
Vacations are times to relax and enjoy, not worry about finding your way around. Are you flying, or driving? Are you going somewhere that you know well or somewhere totally new? Are you renting a car if you’re flying, or are you going to depend on taxis? If you are traveling by taxi do you know if a ‘shortcut’ the taxi driver suggests is really a shortcut or possibly are you being scammed to increase your rate. What are your plans once you get to your destination? Are you going backpacking, hunting, or fishing, or do planning a trip to a resort and plan on lying by the pool and just relaxing? Wouldn’t it be nice not the have to worry about finding a location, or a good restaurant. Your visit would be much more enjoyable without this concern.


 
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