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| Date: | Mon, 16 Nov 1998 15:52:50 -0700 |
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GPS reading was taken about 25 feet south of the southeast door to the main
building, but you must always consider the source (government-controlled GPS
satellites), which may give us precise data, but for their own reasons,
inaccurate. Altogether, though, not bad for units that cost under $200. - never
a lost beeyard again !!
Rimantas Zujus wrote:
> Dear John
>
> Such high accuracy I accept as some kind of joke :)
> 0.001 min W corresponds with some 1,6 meter in your laboratory (32 deg
> 16.497 min N)
> You should mention the room and even the table you pointed.
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> Sincerely Yours
>
> Rimantas
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> > - John Edwards, Tucson, Arizona ( 32 deg 16.497 min N 110 deg 56.449
> min
> >W at the Bee Lab)
> >
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