GLONASS in Apataki
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GLONASS satellites: French Polynesia, the Tuamotu Archipelago: Apataki Atoll.
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French Polynesia, the Tuamotu Archipelago: Apataki Atoll
Here we pass again through the already familiar narrow passage at the designated time.
GLONASS is Running Fine in Tahiti
GLONASS in the Pacific
The GLONASS system operates in the Pacific. The satellite signal is satisfactory. Sometimes the number of visible GLONASS satellites approaches that of GPS satellites.
A Week with GLONASS
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.
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Antigua: GLONASS for Mangrove Swaps
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GLONASS and Dominica
The GLONASS operation is fine and we continue our round-the-world yacht trip, exploring the Caribbean islands. Beside the beauty Martinique, its plain sister Dominica, the motherland of the tribe of Kalinago, is snuggling. Not in the sense of the nature’s … Continue reading
GLONASS Helps Us Bypass Coral Reefs near the Island of Martinique
Martinique opens up a series of coral islands that are very difficult from the viewpoint of navigation.
We rely on the GLONASS system that has never let us down yet.
With GLONASS by the Caribbean: Martinique
Countries started changing with a startling speed just like in a kaleidoscope. Another flag atop the mast! Martinique is an island in the central part of the Lesser Antilles archipelago. It lies in the Caribbean sea of the Atlantic, where we sailed guided by GLONASS. In administrative terms, Martinique is an overseas region of France. What, the French again? Doesn’t Martinique have its own flag????