While preparing for a passage across the Pacific in Panama, we decided to test the operation of the GLONASS system. We turned on the GLONASS receiver daily and made screenshots of satellite data and took photos of the navigation display. We’re glad to share the obtained results with everybody.

For the whole week, we were testing the signal recept from the GLONASS satellites in one and the same spot.

THE PACIFIC / PANAMA / GLONASS SATELLITE VISIBILITY, JULY 25, 2012

GLONASS SATELLITES (red), JULY 25, 2012

THE PACIFIC / PANAMA / GLONASS SATELLITE VISIBILITY, JULY 26, 2012

GLONASS SATELLITES (red), JULY 26, 2012

THE PACIFIC / PANAMA / GLONASS SATELLITE VISIBILITY, JULY 27, 2012

GLONASS SATELLITES (red), JULY 27, 2012

THE PACIFIC / PANAMA / GLONASS SATELLITE VISIBILITY, JULY 28, 2012

GLONASS SATELLITES (red), JULY 28, 2012

THE PACIFIC / PANAMA / GLONASS SATELLITE VISIBILITY, JULY 29, 2012

GLONASS SATELLITES (red), JULY 29, 2012

THE PACIFIC / PANAMA / GLONASS SATELLITE VISIBILITY, JULY 30, 2012

GLONASS SATELLITES (red), JULY 30, 2012

THE PACIFIC / PANAMA / GLONASS SATELLITE VISIBILITY, JULY 31, 2012

GLONASS SATELLITES (red), JULY 31, 2012

THE PACIFIC / PANAMA / GLONASS SATELLITE VISIBILITY, AUGUST 01, 2012

GLONASS SATELLITES (red), AUGUST 01, 2012