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From: Antoine Couëtte
Date: 2020 May 7, 14:43 -0700
Dear Tony,
Thanks for submitting a new set of observations.
Please be so kind as to refer to the enclosed document.
Further to our private exchanges, I first solved your observations through computing 6 different positions representing 6 intersections of the Equal [averaged] Heights Circles.
I then averaged such 6 Latitudes and 6 Longitudes to get : Position ④ N60°08.17’ E029°56.15’
Then I processed your data as Classical LOP's through "gathering" the observations in 2 different ways :
(1) : under a 1st set of 12 averaged observations. And finally :
(2) : under a 2nd set of 9 averaged observations.
In both cases (1) and (2) I am getting final positions extremely close from one another with both Position③ and Position ⑥ showing at N60°07.9’ E029°56.1’ which is believed to be the best Position result which can be obtained from your data.
BTW, what was your GPS position then ?
Best Navigational Regards,
Antoine