On Sun, 24 Oct 2010 16:48:32 +0700
Yuma Decaux <[email protected]> wrote:
> Also something to take note of. While perusing the net for some reviews and
> comparisons, i found out that channel capacity wasn't much of a defining
> factor as most gps receivers only use a maximum of 12 channels for accuracy.
> The 32 included in this product will then have some longevity, unless i want
> it to pin point me stuff at a near macro level which is in itself rather
> useful if you want to check up on your pet hanster's whereabouts by piggy
> backing the device on it.
Actually the latest channel count is up to 66 channels. the i-blue
737a+ some qstarz models and others have been using the 66 channel
chipsets for quite a while. I have a Qstarz receiver attached to my
keychain that has 66 channels.
The more channels the faster the acquisition and more sensitive the
receiver is.
>
Also keep in mind, the internal receiver on the iPhone as well as other
phones is susceptible to all the electronic components within the device,
this is why external receivers seem to work better.
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