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Just to ease understanding this … reverse it. In fact it’s your device that see the satellite, not the opposite, and you see the reflected signals carrying data for the other side of the water
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Anyway I think glonASS is making such
I will turn it off and this won’t happen again Russians do not make reliable stuff 
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@slash you should send me your Baro for testing
look what I get with my “little” Trainer (ok no Glonass I know):
My Trainer never let me down
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@nicolasp said in S9 Fusedtrack state-of-art:
@slash you should send me your Baro for testing
look what I get with my “little” Trainer (ok no Glonass I know):
My Trainer never let me down
Trainer has one of the Best GPS atm in the market. Ok not better than A3P or V800 but I think its just under those
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@nicolasp now walk that route instead of the running
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@slash I’ll do it and will let you know as interesting to compare the GPS accuracy running vs walking
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Let’s say that satellite position is the main factor for that “mirror” effect
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Who need Glonass or Galileo when antenna is in right position? That is the reason for excelent results in Spartan Trainer and also Ambit3.
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@luís-pinto said in S9 Fusedtrack state-of-art:
@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Who need Glonass or Galileo when antenna is in right position? That is the reason for excelent results in Spartan Trainer and also Ambit3.
Correct @Luís-Pinto
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@dimitrios-kanellopoulos said in S9 Fusedtrack state-of-art:
@luís-pinto said in S9 Fusedtrack state-of-art:
@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Who need Glonass or Galileo when antenna is in right position? That is the reason for excelent results in Spartan Trainer and also Ambit3.
Correct @Luís-Pinto
S9 antenna’s design is different to SSU?
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@jorgefd78 I think yes but do not really know the specs etc. From appearance yes
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@brad_olwin A strategy to run faster!
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It’s a technique named “Run for your life!”
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@luís-pinto A strategy to bike faster
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