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by ShakataGaNai
993 days ago
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Yea. Even if not officially approved by the FCC etc, the signals are still being broadcast. So there may be interference, but the signals are there and often receivable. The problem is really just that while premiums consumer devices support basically all GNSS providers, that's not true of a lot of devices. There is a lot of cheap/old/specialized systems out there that are still GPS only. In the case of a GPS shutdown, I'm not worried about my iPhone 15. However, what is currently in place and certified for flight in a 30 year old 757? Have they gotten around to generic GNSS support or is it just GPS? I honestly don't know and would rather we didn't have to find out the hard way. |
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