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Returning to an old AB line for AutoPilot
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MikeInFrance
Posted 5/12/2006 06:56 (#11602 - in reply to #11584)
Subject: RE: Returning to an old AB line for AutoPilot


Alsace 47°52'46"N 7°24'30"E

I thought Ted was talking about Autopilot.... What does that have to do with EZ-Steer?

What does EZ-Steer have to do with hydraulics?

Aren't U mixing systems?

Now to AB lines and drift: when U come back to spot A and notice your GPS system thinks it has moved, your point B is not far enough not to have moved the same way.

Besides, that is the whole thinking behind RTK: it is assumed that the correction calculated for the base station is the same for the mobile receiver. This is also the reason why a base station should be near the receiver. VRS technology does not vary therefrom: thanks to the meshed base stations, the computer is able to setup a virtual base station based on the computed correction data of the surrounding physical base stations.

 

Just my 2 cents 

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