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The vector that is developed between the two receivers is 3-D, ergo, an hypotenuse.
However, the report in the controller is based on the user's prescription or other (default?) settings and so the vector displayed MAY be horizontal, i.e., 2-D.
The dimensions may also depend on whether the unit is set up to display results using a plane projection, in which case the distances and directions will be somewhat different than the geodetic values.
What would you like me to expand on?
I am in the process of building an height (Z) adjustable rig to see when this "transformation" takes place
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