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Cedar Rapids, Iowa | The field that contains the "2" is the signal quality indicator, and 2 means DGPS. If you disable WAAS on that receiver, it should change to a "1", meaning autonomous.
Reporting DGPS signal, but without a station ID or correction age is strange.
How loose is the accuracy? That receiver and antenna probably aren't capable of the accuracy you would expect from a > $2000 receiver.
I tested a Garmin 16 a while back (the black hockey puck) and it had a drift radius of like 20 feet over 24 hours. It worked for yield mapping, barely.
As I've been recommending for a while now, if you want a cheap receiver with WAAS level accuracy, buy a used John Deere iTC on SF1.
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Garmin patch reciever issue
