Tipton, KS | 4wdaaron - 11/18/2024 20:05
This is not a certainty
Older JD GNSS receivers used the P(Y) code, and when Uncle Sam flips the "switch," JD equipment using it will not work. US's plan was to turn it off in 2026
AI Overview
In GPS technology, "P(Y) code" is being replaced by "M-code" as the primary military signal, offering enhanced security and anti-jamming capabilities, essentially providing a more robust and dedicated signal for military use compared to the older P(Y) code; M-code is designed to be more resistant to interference while still being compatible with civilian GPS signals. |
ITC starfire receivers WAAS compatibility
