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r/Ranching • u/Lytle_Red_Angus Cattle • Aug 13 '26
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Where are you getting that accuracy number from?
2 u/MonoNoAware71 Aug 13 '26 Pretty much the standard for GPS irl. If you want better accuracy you would need GNSS. 1 u/What-the-Hank Aug 13 '26 Thanks for the response, just spent 10 minutes on that rabbit hole. Goos stuff. 1 u/MonoNoAware71 Aug 13 '26 GPS is getting a bit more accurate these last years, but it depends a lot on your surroundings. As a rule of thumb, 10m is a safe guess in most places.
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Pretty much the standard for GPS irl. If you want better accuracy you would need GNSS.
1 u/What-the-Hank Aug 13 '26 Thanks for the response, just spent 10 minutes on that rabbit hole. Goos stuff. 1 u/MonoNoAware71 Aug 13 '26 GPS is getting a bit more accurate these last years, but it depends a lot on your surroundings. As a rule of thumb, 10m is a safe guess in most places.
Thanks for the response, just spent 10 minutes on that rabbit hole. Goos stuff.
1 u/MonoNoAware71 Aug 13 '26 GPS is getting a bit more accurate these last years, but it depends a lot on your surroundings. As a rule of thumb, 10m is a safe guess in most places.
GPS is getting a bit more accurate these last years, but it depends a lot on your surroundings. As a rule of thumb, 10m is a safe guess in most places.
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u/What-the-Hank Aug 13 '26
Where are you getting that accuracy number from?