whats the configuration for GPS satellite?
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Below GPS Satellites configuration if you have intended to buy......:-)\n\n- Name: NAVSTAR \n- Manufacturer: Rockwell International \n- Altitude: 10,900 nautical miles \n- Weight: 1900 lbs (in orbit)\n- Size:17 ft with solar panels extended \n- Orbital Period: 12 hours \n- Orbital Plane: 55 degrees to equitorial plane \n- Planned Lifespan: 7.5 years \n- Current constellation: 24 Block II production satellites \n- Future satellites: 21 Block IIrs developed by Martin Marietta\n-----------------------------
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When people talk about "a GPS," they usually mean a GPS receiver. The Global Positioning System (GPS) is actually a constellation of 27 Earth-orbiting satellites (24 in operation and three extras in case one fails). The U.S. military developed and implemented this satellite network as a military navigation system, but soon opened it up to everybody else. \n\nA GPS receiver's job is to locate four or more of these satellites, figure out the distance to each, and use this information to deduce its own location. This operation is based on a simple mathematical principle called trilateration.\n\nUse the link below for further explanation:
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http://www.c2gr4s1r.com/results.php?keyword=Setup+For+A+Bushnell+Telescope+78+3650
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The system was developed by the US DOD to simplify accurate navigation.\n\nSatellites were built and launched by US government over several years, and are maintained by them.\n\nSatellites are called NAVSTAR: Navigation System with Time and Ranging. The satellites are positioned in space so that no matter what time it is or where you are on the face of the earth, you should be able to receive signals from at least four satellites. This means that the system is usable anywhere in the world, 24 hrs a day.\n\nWhile the US government owns the satellites, GPS receivers are manufactured and sold by private companies.\n\nyou can get more info from this site:\nhttp://pigseye.kennesaw.edu/~aht5576/Introduction%20to%20GPS.htm
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Any consumer electronic device containing microchips relies on quantum physics for the diodes and transistors on the chips to work.   The laser in a CD player relies on quantum physics for its operation.   The Global Positioning System depends on very precise timing of satellite radio signals.   A special relativity correction is applied to allow for the motion of the satellite relative to you, and a general relativity correction because you are deeper in the Earth's gravitational potential well than the satellite.   Time passes at a different rate for the satellite than for us.   If these corrections were switched off, your GPS navigator would become less accurate.
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Central or GMT -5 which ever floats your boat
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I use Hughes satellite but it not good for game playing but I am hoping that they fix that soon with some kind of upgrade
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Geo satellites have a proscribed speed since they must orbit in the equatorial plane of the planet to be stationary in the sky relative to points on the earth.  \n\nPolar orbits can be at any altitude, so the speed will vary depending.
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Use another satellite phone.
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There are three Global Positioning Systems in orbit at the moment, one from the U.S., one from Russia, and one from Europe. The U.S. one has been there the longest, so is the one most people know about.\n\nA complete GPS "constellation" is around 30 satellites all orbiting the world, each of them continually transmitting the current time VERY accurately. Your GPS receiver receives the time from different satellites at different times, so can tell that satellite A is closer than satellite B. With 4 satellites, the receiver can calculate its position relative to those satellites.\n\nImagine standing in a large field, with a drummer at each corner holding a different sized drum. Each drummer is beating their drum once a second at exactly the same time. If you stand near one drummer, you can hear that drum before any others, so you know you're closer to that drum. And you know which drum it is by the sound of the drum. If you're VERY good, and can time the differences between the drum beats, you can calculate where you are in the field. In this example, the drummers are the satellites and your ear is the GPS receiver.\n\nNote also that the GPS receiver does NOT transmit to the satellites at any time, just like you don't talk to any of the drummers.
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How is GPS used?\n\nGPS receivers collect signals from satellites in view. They display the user's position, velocity, and time, as needed for their marine, terrestrial, or aeronautical applications. Some display additional data, such as distance and bearing to selected waypoints or digital charts.\n\nBack to top\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nWho uses GPS?\n\nGPS is used to support land, sea, and airborne navigation, surveying, Geophysical exploration, mapping and geodesy, vehicle location systems, and a wide variety of additional applications.
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Are you asking for this?\n\nhttp://www.lyngsat-address.com/df/DD8.html
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do you mean to connect to the internet wirelessly or to get wireless internet??? \n\nif you want to connect to internet wirelessly then try this. this works on broadband so i don't know if it will work on satellite.\n\nConnect router to modem and set router to send wireless signals, then install wireless network card then search for access points and connect to your access point...
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Here's the info I found about whatever you asked... since I don't know what exactly a gtrom loader is, I am showing you the full info I got, if there is any irrelevant things in it too, I am sorry...\n\nDownload Procedure for Pansat 3500S/3500SD\n\nConnect RS232 Null Modem(#2,3 crossed) cable between the receiver and PC.\nTurn the receiver power ON.\nOpen the GTRom Loader V3.40(Pansat 3500S/3500SD).\nClick BIN FILE and select the Bin File to be downloaded.\nSelect FILE TYPE and click Download.\nDo not interrupt the receiver power while downloading.\nPress OK after Download Complete!! Appear on the PC screen.\n"*** note 1) If download not works well or LED shows b-70, use boot download method.\n          2) Click download first and then turn the receiver off and on to start boot download. Dot will move left to right instead of number count. Still not succeed and shows b-70, try one more time.\n\nSD MEMORY CARD OPERATION (Nov 30, 2005)\n\n1. FLASH UPGRADE (SD CARD to RECEIVER)\n \nInsert SD CARD into the receiver SD CARD slot.\nSelect SD memory at Main Menu and press OK button.\nSelect the Bin file downloaded from PC (Version code or CH data) and press OK button.\n* * Enter CH Data Backup or Code Backup to find the files previously backed      up from the receiver.\n      d)  Wait until the receiver fully rebooted after writing completed (about 40 seconds).\n\n2. FLASH BACK UP (RECEIVER to SD CARD)\n\nInsert SD CARD into the receiver SD CARD slot.\nSelect SD memory at Main Menu and press OK button.\nSelect Code Backup or CH Data Backup.\nd)   Press Red  button and select YES then press OK button. Edit the file name up to \n      7 digits then select OK font and press OK button. Flash Backup will be started \n      and completed.\n e) To delete backed up file, press “Green” button and select “YES” then press \n“OK” button.\n      Note: MMC Card may be also interfaced.\n\n3. MP 3 PLAY\n\nInsert SD CARD into the receiver SD CARD slot.\nSelect SD memory at Main Menu and press OK button.\nSelect MP 3 file downloaded from PC and press OK button.\nSelect the MP 3 file to play and press OK button. \nFor multiple MP 3  play, use left/right volume buttons to select or cancel the files to play.   All selected files ( up to 20) will be played one by one.
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you need a tv tuner card, if you dont have one install one or you can get an external card that allows you to have the computer recieve satellite signal.   heres a good link on the explanation of the external tv tuner:  http://www.digit-life.com/articles2/external-pc-tv-theor/index.html
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Try the driver v1.4:\n\nhttp://www.topcom.net/downloads.php?catsub=93
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GAGAN is the Indian GPS version.\n\n\nA recent status report can be found here:\n\nhttp://www.icao.int/icao/en/ro/allpirg/allpirg5/IP14_eng.pdf