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		<title>By: yagerbomb</title>
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		<description>satellites have absolutely no knowledge of where a GPS unit is. In fact, the only signal that the sattelites will RECEIVE is from the military. The satellites can&#039;t receive signals from your gps anyway, but tinfoil might prevent your gps&#039;s view of the sattelites. Basically, the satellites are like a loudspeaker and your gps is like a microphone. It listens to the sounds to figure out where it is, but doesn&#039;t give off any sound.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>satellites have absolutely no knowledge of where a GPS unit is. In fact, the only signal that the sattelites will RECEIVE is from the military. The satellites can&#8217;t receive signals from your gps anyway, but tinfoil might prevent your gps&#8217;s view of the sattelites. Basically, the satellites are like a loudspeaker and your gps is like a microphone. It listens to the sounds to figure out where it is, but doesn&#8217;t give off any sound.</p>
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