Talk:Dilution of precision (GPS)

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what the main the PDOP = 3.40, HDOP = 1.70, VDOP = 2.90

[edit] "Football field" ?

Do you mean American or Soccer? Do you mean width or length?

American: 110m x 49m, Soccer 45m-90m x 90m-120m.