Is 10hz non-waas or 1hz waas better for GPS receiver?

[FORANE]

I use a bluetooth GPS receiver with my android tablet. The last one I was using failed; these don't seem to be made for longevity as I have gone through a few over the years.

I just purchased a BT-Q818XT then after reading that waas may not be supported in 10hz mode I emailed Qstarz and asked.
Here was their reply:
WAAS will only be supported at 1 Hz mode

So my question is which mode is likely to deliver superior performance in the plane - waas and 1hz or 10hz non-waas?

An additional question would be which bluetooth GPS receivers (if any) deliver waas at 10hz?

[g3xpert]

Originally Posted by FORANE

I use a bluetooth GPS receiver with my android tablet. The last one I was using failed; these don't seem to be made for longevity as I have gone through a few over the years.

An additional question would be which bluetooth GPS receivers (if any) deliver waas at 10hz?

Hello Forane,

The Garmin GLO updates at 10 Hz.

Thanks,
Steve

[RVDan]

WAAS is more accurate than non-WAAS, especially for the altitude data. The only thing you loose with 1HZ is less frequent position data updates which might cause a slight lag in the tablet display of your position, unless you are using it for pseudo attitude data also. Then the attitude display might be a bit jumpy?

I personally have not seen a significant position delay issue in my IPad with a 1 hz update rate.

Originally Posted by FORANE

I use a bluetooth GPS receiver with my android tablet. The last one I was using failed; these don't seem to be made for longevity as I have gone through a few over the years.

I just purchased a BT-Q818XT then after reading that waas may not be supported in 10hz mode I emailed Qstarz and asked.
Here was their reply:
WAAS will only be supported at 1 Hz mode

So my question is which mode is likely to deliver superior performance in the plane - waas and 1hz or 10hz non-waas?

An additional question would be which bluetooth GPS receivers (if any) deliver waas at 10hz?