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Telescience ease of life suggestion
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Marquesas Wrote:And no, you don't have zero chance of losing a GPS. The first coordinates you try are pure guesswork, and if you're wrong a lot of bad things can happen. Such as the GPS on the pad being teleported randomly a short distance, which is quite enough to place it in a out of sight wall cluster or, more commonly, in space.

The way I do it, I only put a GPS on the pad when the computer tells me that the coordinates I am sending to (sending is completely safe if the shutters are closed) are not invalid. The only way I can lose a GPS then is if the formula changes, and as I said that never seems to happen anymore if you don't input any invalid coordinates.
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