Russians playing games with their jammers (believed)
Astro (Star tracking) + INS would take care of navigation as a backup for most flights. I don't think astro would be much of an expense although approval might be a chore.
We both have our route preplanned into our Ipads, and these are STILL displaying an accurate visually checked position, speed and GPS Altitude with a stated accuracy of 6 meters.
All I can say is that it is phonemically accurate, and gives real time downgrades to position accuracy if that occurs.
All I can say is that it is phonemically accurate, and gives real time downgrades to position accuracy if that occurs.
Do you think the ipads are using their galileo/russian-gps receivers and the onboard system is GPS only?
That would be my first guess.
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Phone stuff is set up for ground not air eg east to west over Termerloh in Malaysia at 4,000 AGL
a/c Garmin spot on
handheld Garmin 72 spot on
Samsung Tablet actual 300m south of track
Motorola ph actual 300m south of track
This was in 2017, all gps was set to lat/long not Malaysian grids (major problem there)
Unable to comment on Ipad
a/c Garmin spot on
handheld Garmin 72 spot on
Samsung Tablet actual 300m south of track
Motorola ph actual 300m south of track
This was in 2017, all gps was set to lat/long not Malaysian grids (major problem there)
Unable to comment on Ipad
Could be helpfull in Future....https://www.advancednavigation.com/t...-sensor-fusion
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'Quantum sensing' without any explanation sounds good marketing geekspeak. The current largest quantum computer has 1000 qubits. A worm brain has 302 neurons, so IBMs best effort is more capacity than 3 worms. Capable of replacing a manager, but not a pilot 
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A number of stories about Russians duct-taping consumer GPS units in their military aircraft.
We need to stop them from obtaining advanced Western technology. How did they ever get hold of duct-tape?
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It's not quantum computing - it's something else: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/u...hostile-actors
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This is most likely a dashcam, based on the form of the unit and placement.
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