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Posted 4/7/2006 23:45 (#3555 - in reply to #3322)
Subject: RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere

The Original Lock Springs Rver Rat

My dual frequency star fire receiver running SF2 is good for 4" pass to pass,and I pay $800/year for the signal.

I guess I need to sell my high end receiver and do away with the SF2 signal.ezsteer and waas is just as good.

This is information I needed to know years ago..........

Thanks Mbmaring

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WAAS drift when going nowhere - Pat H : 4/6/2006 07:50
- RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - DG N. AL : 4/6/2006 08:15
  - RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - John Burns : 4/6/2006 15:41
    - RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - Pat H : 4/7/2006 00:21
      - RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - Mbmaring : 4/7/2006 08:32
        
        RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - Don NMO : 4/7/2006 23:45
        
        Re: WAAS drift when going nowhere - dutch : 4/8/2006 07:18
        RE: Don the trimble 252 is a high end system - Mbmaring : 4/9/2006 09:42
        RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - farmerH : 5/2/2012 12:43
        RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - AllenJ : 4/26/2018 08:21
        
        RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - dutch : 4/26/2018 12:37
      - RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - Ed Boysun : 4/7/2006 10:30
        
        Re: WAAS drift when going nowhere - dutch : 4/7/2006 23:35
        RE: WAAS drift when going nowhere - moonshine : 4/9/2006 12:36

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