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  • brier-49
    A friend in SC says NOPE , nothing is jammed 

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  • mac10
    the millinials will all be lost:D
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  • Rocky Raab
    Not to melt anybody's tinfoil hat, but the US Air Force owns and controls the GPS system. They have the ability to turn off the "civilian" side of the system at will so enemy forces can't use it, while keeping the military side fully usable. There's no need for them to "jam" it.
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  • Warbirds

    I would only add to Rocky Raab by saying this test will only impact air traffic, not cars. The technology is segregated in order to control movement if needed.

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  • spasmcreeksrun
    turn it off them maybe some drivers could focus on the road
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  • select-fire
    In the report.... The good news is, this will not impact the navigation systems in our cars or the maps we use on our phones.
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  • discusdad
    dang,  now my warp drive coordinates will be fouled up.  i hate it when that happens and you are in an asteroid belt.
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  • Ricci.Wright
    But I have a flying car!!!!!
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  • select-fire
    But I have a flying car!!!!!

    Barrett Jackson sold it Sat. Made in 1954 the only FAA approved car/plane.
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  • David Nunn
    My GPS is folded up in the glove box.
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  • paul b looney
    Our system stalled yesterday morning and showed all the guys work trucks at home for a couple of hours.
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  • spasmcreeksrun
    several years ago i bought a cig lighter plug in gps for the vehicles for $97...works good
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