The first in a series of deviations from normal GPS signal broadcasts during September was noted by researches at the University of New Brunswick, among others around the globe, who found that normal signals from the L1 and L2 transmitters on the GPS satellite PRN01/SVN49 were unavailable for more than two hours on the morning of September 4.rnThe satellite did not transmit useful signals on L1 and L2 from about 12:00 to 14:11 UTC, as reported by International GNSS Service stations in Europe. The L5 test signal continued to be tracked by some receivers but not others.
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机译:新不伦瑞克大学(University of New Brunswick)等全球研究机构指出,9月份与正常GPS信号广播发生的一系列偏差中的第一个偏差,他们发现GPS卫星PRN01 / SVN49的L1和L2发射机的正常信号根据欧洲国际GNSS服务站的报告,该卫星在世界标准时间12:00到14:11左右未在L1和L2上发送有用信号,该卫星在9月4日上午无法使用超过两个小时。 L5测试信号继续被某些接收器跟踪,而其他接收器则未跟踪。
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