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It's happening, precision GPS is coming to the airline biz, bye-bye omnis, FAA jobs, whatever. My daughter and her husband farm about 2,200 acres of corn and beans in western Minnesota. Their combines, fertilizer spreaders, planters, etc., are all GPS equipped. As the crop is harvested the combine keeps a yield-vs-GPS-location as it passes across the field. Next spring that data is networked to the fertilizer and planting rigs who compare it to last years settings and their rates are adjusted on-the-fly to optimize the yield down to a 2-meter resolution. Interesting that some idiots here had the loopy idea to turn that system off once in awhile just for grins --- military weapons system and all that, doncha know! 73, de Hans, K0HB |
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