
One GPS Mystery Solved, Another Remains
February 7, 2023
GPSJam.org has shown regular interference with GPS signals in Texas near San Antonio and Del Rio, and locations north and south of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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GPSJam.org has shown regular interference with GPS signals in Texas near San Antonio and Del Rio, and locations north and south of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
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