Originally Posted by tsiya
If You have accuracy issues You are likely expecting instant results, just slow down and give the GPS time to compute, or move out of the clutter.
Sorry if you got the impression that I own a GPS unit.
I never have and I very much doubt I will.
Frankly, outside of marine and aviation applications, there is very little need for GPS in any form.
A good map for a few bucks, along with a compass, is all you need to navigate by foot.
Save your hundreds or thousands of dollars for bike parts instead!
I do, however, like to keep up with new stuff, so I've read up on the subject.
I've read a fair number of long-term stationary tests over the years, and they all give pretty much the same picture. An accuracy of roughly 10 metres for +95% of the time.