Post by Sam WormleyPost by JimPost by tj FrazirAltimeter. usa air pressure .
GPS wount give altitude .
Why not?
Could you please explain?
Thanks.
Jim
Jim, you should know better that to believe anything (tj Frazir) writes!
http://edu-observatory.org/gps/tutorials.html
While I enjoy learning about physics from reading replies from
yourself and others here, my participation must be restricted, due to
my lack of education.
I enjoy a little give and take with tj, Spaceman, etc., to fill the
conversation void. Posting questions, like above, is just my way of
feeling a-part-of. The first few replies, before the cursing and
whining set in, are kind of entertaining. As long as you don't ask for
any real facts, or references, the conversation stays pretty civil.
As for believing people's posts. It's never hard to tell the
difference between information gleaned from years of hard work, and
well, the other stuff.
I still have a few questions on some subjects, that I'll post on every
now and then. I just need to space 'em out so's not to try the
patience of those in the know. I'll get back on my 'acceleration'
education in another few days. I need to get clearer on what I'm
trying to ask.
Thanks for the link. They all get visited and added to Favorites. :)
Jim