All you can conclude from that is that the Thunderbolt GPS receiver
doesn't output carrier phase measures.
There's no way to tell if the GPS receiver itself uses carrier phase
data internally.
For example the M12+T and M12M_T GPS receivers use carrier phase
smoothing internally but unlike some earlier Motorola GPS timing
receivers due not make carrier phase data available to the user.
Bruce
Mark Sims wrote:
At one time I thought the Thunderbolt had some carrier phase capabilities...
it does not. I found a couple of undocumented (for the Thunderbolt) status
messages that indicate that the Thunderbolt firmware does not have the carrier
phase routines installed.
It does output the code phase in a message (but in a form that is just about
impossible to use for anything).
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If you dig back far enough in the archives, you can find information that
suggests the Thunderbolt uses carrier phase data.
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