GLS - Revision history

codex: Document verified inventory acquisition sources

2026-10-30T20:42:20Z

Document verified inventory acquisition sources

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	{{Inventory\|weight=4300\|price=2000000\|mtbf=40000\|image=gls}}		{{Inventory\|source=Purchasable from [[Lockheed Martin]]\|weight=4300\|price=2000000\|mtbf=40000\|image=gls}}

	'''GBAS Landing System'''		'''GBAS Landing System'''

2026-10-27T17:09:23Z

Keep player guidance in-world; preserve development dates, implementation notes and original wording at Talk:GLS.

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	An active colony with fuel, goods and enough working colonists receives a morale-based improvement to equipment reliability. This affects the chance of failure; it does not automatically repair or replace GLS equipment. The [[Uplink]] has a separate automatic replacement mechanism under its maintenance conditions, which does not apply to GLS.		An active colony with fuel, goods and enough working colonists receives a morale-based improvement to equipment reliability. This affects the chance of failure; it does not automatically repair or replace GLS equipment. The [[Uplink]] has a separate automatic replacement mechanism under its maintenance conditions, which does not apply to GLS.

	~~''Installation and failure behavior reviewed against the server and client implementation on 24 October 2026.''~~

	===Instrument Landing System===		===Instrument Landing System===

2026-10-24T15:22:21Z

Document manual GLS replacement, inventory and runway-light requirements, failure states and power checks from implementation review

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 Essentially it consists of three things – a bunch of GPS antennas on the ground, a sophisticated computer and a VHF data antenna. That’s it. They don’t even need to be near a runway.
 *Available at [[Lockheed Martin]]
 ===Instrument Landing System===

2025-09-17T16:39:19Z

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	'''GBAS Landing System'''		'''GBAS Landing System'''

	GLS stands for GBAS Landing System and uses equipment on the ground to augment or ‘enhance’ the accuracy of conventional GPS signals within 42.5 km of an airport, allowing aircraft to fly a precision approach. It is incredibly precise.		GLS stands for GBAS Landing System and uses equipment on the ground to augment or ‘enhance’ the accuracy of conventional GPS signals within 42.5 km of an airport, allowing aircraft to fly a precision approach. It is incredibly precise.

2025-09-17T16:38:54Z

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	==GBAS Landing System==		{{Inventory\|weight=4300\|price=2000000\|mtbf=40000\|image=gls}}

			'''GBAS Landing System'''
	GLS stands for GBAS Landing System and uses equipment on the ground to augment or ‘enhance’ the accuracy of conventional GPS signals within 42.5 km of an airport, allowing aircraft to fly a precision approach. It is incredibly precise.		GLS stands for GBAS Landing System and uses equipment on the ground to augment or ‘enhance’ the accuracy of conventional GPS signals within 42.5 km of an airport, allowing aircraft to fly a precision approach. It is incredibly precise.

2024-03-23T16:12:58Z

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	Essentially it consists of three things – a bunch of GPS antennas on the ground, a sophisticated computer and a VHF data antenna. That’s it. They don’t even need to be near a runway.		Essentially it consists of three things – a bunch of GPS antennas on the ground, a sophisticated computer and a VHF data antenna. That’s it. They don’t even need to be near a runway.
			*Available at [[Lockheed Martin]]

	===Instrument Landing System===		===Instrument Landing System===

2023-11-29T19:28:05Z

Instrument Landing System

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	==~~Instrument~~ Landing System==		==GBAS Landing System==
	~~An Instrument~~ Landing System ~~(ILS) is a~~ ground~~-based radio navigation system that provides pilots with lateral and vertical guidance when they can't see~~ the ~~runway~~. ~~ILS systems are installed at the end~~ of airport runways.		GLS stands for GBAS Landing System and uses equipment on the ground to augment or ‘enhance’ the accuracy of conventional GPS signals within 42.5 km of an airport, allowing aircraft to fly a precision approach. It is incredibly precise.

			A GBAS landing system uses much less equipment than a conventional ILS – and there only needs to be one set up for all runways.

			Essentially it consists of three things – a bunch of GPS antennas on the ground, a sophisticated computer and a VHF data antenna. That’s it. They don’t even need to be near a runway.

			===Instrument Landing System===

	[[Image:ILS.jpg]]		[[Image:ILS.jpg]]

2023-11-29T19:25:33Z

reskin moved page ILS to GLS

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Revision as of 19:25, 29 November 2023

2023-11-22T23:51:33Z

Instrument Landing System

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	==Instrument Landing System==		==Instrument Landing System==
	An Instrument Landing System (ILS) is a ground-based radio navigation system that provides pilots with lateral and vertical guidance when they can't see the runway. ILS systems are installed at the end of airport runways.		An Instrument Landing System (ILS) is a ground-based radio navigation system that provides pilots with lateral and vertical guidance when they can't see the runway. ILS systems are installed at the end of airport runways.

			[[Image:ILS.jpg]]

	The basic components of an ILS are:		The basic components of an ILS are:

2023-11-22T23:48:22Z

Instrument Landing System

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 ==Instrument Landing System==
 [[Category:Inventory]]
 [[Category:Airfield]]