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Jacob Bolson

Posted 11/7/2010 20:55 (#1426346 - in reply to #1423044)
Subject: RE: Mapping boundaries with GS2

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uwbadgerfan - 11/5/2010 14:35

Yes, they could drift anywhere from 1" up to 6 feet depending on how the signal is when you map and when you plant. also with that new StarFire 3000 that you bought it could be different when they bring the GLONASS corrections online next spring.

SF2 will include GLONASS?

Mapping boundaries with GS2 - ihjdpuller : 11/5/2010 07:56
- RE: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - Smoothlander : 11/5/2010 08:16
- RE: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - uwbadgerfan : 11/5/2010 14:35
  - RE: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - Jacob Bolson : 11/7/2010 20:55
    - RE: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - uwbadgerfan : 11/8/2010 08:59
- Re: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - steveMIfarmer : 11/5/2010 23:20
  - Re: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - dutch : 11/7/2010 17:51
    - i agree with you dutch - simscott : 11/7/2010 20:48
      - Re: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - dutch : 11/8/2010 13:47
        
        Re: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - ihjdpuller : 11/10/2010 07:42
        
        Re: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - dutch : 11/11/2010 21:06
- Re: Mapping boundaries with GS2 - ihjdpuller : 11/6/2010 08:01

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