What you would get is a "playback" of ground predicts done by GSFC Flight Dynamics for position and time over MIL-STD-1553 as part of Broadcast Ancillary Data.  And knowing precisely where you are on ISS is tricky anyway - it's the size of a football stadium and flexes and moves on the scale of meters.

On 12/13/22 11:48 AM, Bob Camp wrote: > Hi > > The MIL-STD 202 folks seemed to be quite happy with a 10% mix of He and whatever. My guess is > that you could fill the pressure chamber with your water sourced H2 and then blow it up to 50 PSI > with the shop compressor. > > The obvious disadvantage of any process using H2 is fire / explosion.

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