Jim Campi
Active Member
It appears that the LS achieves a higher number of fixed engines more rapidly when the LS and T2 are both aligned.
In this context, aligned means the slant height measurement points on each unit are facing north.
Is there a theoretical basis for faster fixed positions when the antennas are aligned? If so, then will this practice effect accuracy or precision of the data?
In this context, aligned means the slant height measurement points on each unit are facing north.
Is there a theoretical basis for faster fixed positions when the antennas are aligned? If so, then will this practice effect accuracy or precision of the data?