... there. (but in the top 20) The above are better in concert, then there is Stevie Wonder, Vince Clarke and the likes of my friend Emm Gryner (keys on Bowies 2000 BBC stuff). But that's a personal thing. I suppose this is a little weird, and I am aging myself. But when Robert Fripp showed up in 1981 with "The League of Gentlemen" at a bar, XTC's Barry Andrew's ruled the earth. I'm sorry. Old ...

... the car travels), the horizontal distance that the GPS senses will be cos(18 degrees) = 0.95 So the GPS will read 95%% of the true speed and the error will be (1-0.95)/1 = 5%%. I suppose a really clever GPS could calculate the gradient from the rate of change of altitude and apply a suitable correction factor. Thank you for confirming my memory was correct :-) Do you have any calculations that could help prove or ...

... to be encountered), the angle will be arctan(1/3) = 18 degrees. For a hypotenuse of 1 unit (the true distance that the car travels), the horizontal distance that the GPS senses will be cos(18 degrees) = 0.95 So the GPS will read 95%% of the true speed and the error will be (1-0.95)/1 = 5%%. I suppose a really clever GPS could calculate the gradient from the rate of change of altitude and apply a suitable correction factor.

...<me@privacy.net> wrote: "Petert" <peter.thomas8899@googlemail.com> wrote in message news:m1o9d4hir57o1ik14bbu1tamjde3dmg8il@4ax.com... On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 05:29:39 -0700 (PDT), Boltar <boltar2003@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: I suppose one reason is that the radius, or rather, the circumference of the wheels of cars/lorries etc aren't constant. It will change as the tyre wears down and as the pressure of the air inside it ...

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