All,
None of the discussion so far had mentioned the potential
interference with GPS signals. This was one of the major factors mentioned
in an IEEE Spectrum article last year. GPS signals are typically
low-level/weak signals looking for a receiver. GPS is being substituted
more and more to replace VOR signals for routing during landing - where any
interference would be more of a problem. Cell phones are now incorporating
GPS devices also. Would anyone know if there could be a cross receiver
interference issue with multiple receivers inhaling the GPS signal and
processing it?
This forum always provides such a wealth of views on any problem
presented. No wonder we all spend so much time reading this email.
:>) br, Pete
Peter E Perkins, PE
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