Only honor GPS overrides INSIDE the perimeter. #23
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On a large lawn, furthest from the perimeter-sender, after crossing the perimiter wire, the magnitude might quickly drop-off, preventing us from honoring the 'outside-ness' of the signal. This prevents the GPS flagInsidePolygon from being activated if the current perimeter-sensor magnitude indicates that we were/are outside the perimeter. This is especially useful because GPS coordinates can be up 6+ meters inaccurate, making a GPS bounding box intersect with boundary wire sections.
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On a large lawn, furthest from the perimeter-sender,
after crossing the perimiter wire, the magnitude might
quickly drop-off, preventing us from honoring
the 'outside-ness' of the signal.
This prevents the GPS flagInsidePolygon from being
activated if the current perimeter-sensor magnitude
indicates that we were/are outside the perimeter.
This is especially useful because GPS coordinates can be
up 6+ meters inaccurate, making a GPS bounding box intersect
with boundary wire sections.