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Glossary Selective availability An intentional random error in the clock time of the civilian GPS signal that was intended to degrade the signal and thereby only allow the military/government to have access to precise location information. This was removed in May 2000. Space segment The satellite component of the GPS network. SPS Another name given to the civilian C/A code. SV Space vehicles. Another name for the GPS satellites. Track The plot of a route taken or a route to be followed, stored on a GPS. True north The direction to the north pole. User segment The receivers using the GPS signals. UTC Universal Coordinated Time. The time system formerly known as Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). WAAS Wide Area Augmentation System. A system of ground-based beacons or additional satellites that improve the baseline GPS system. To make use of this, you need a WAAS-enabled GPS receiver. Warm start The power-on sequence in which the GPS receiver does not need to download the almanac data before establishing a fix. Waypoint A position stored in the GPS. XTE See Crosstrack error. Y-code Another name given to the encrypted P-code. 319
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Hacking GPS
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Hacking GPS Published by Wiley Publ
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Credits Acquisitions Editor Katie M
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Acknowledgments Extra special thank
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Contents Acknowledgments . . . . .
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Contents Chapter 5: Protecting Your
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Hardware Hacks part in this part Ch
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4 Part I — Hardware Hacks Garmin
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6 Part I — Hardware Hacks Diagnos
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12 Part I — Hardware Hacks Summar
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Power Hacks Without power, even the
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Antenna Hacks Making the most out o
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FIGURE 4-2: The Garmin eTrex receiv
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Chapter 4 — Antenna Hacks FIGURE
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Carrying a GPS Signal via Cable Cha
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Using a Signal Repeater Chapter 4
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Protecting and Mounting Your GPS AG
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Making Connections In this chapter,
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Hacking Geocaching If a gadget or d
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FIGURE 11-2: 20-yard uncertainty Th
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FIGURE 11-4: A far bigger search ar
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FIGURE 11-25: Lowe external antenna
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GPS Games If anything drives the sa
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