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Re: CelNav without sextants
From: Dave Weilacher
Date: 2004 Nov 2, 15:00 -0500
From: Dave Weilacher
Date: 2004 Nov 2, 15:00 -0500
-----Original Message----- From: Alexandre Eremenko>By reasonable precision I mean precision comparable with >what we normally do with our sextants. Few nautical miles in position. A problem lies in the logic of the question. In management they say that if two people think just alike, one is reduntant and of little value. If it were possible to accomplish comparable precision without a sextant as with, why would we even need or want a sextant. So the short answer to this version of your question must be no. Dave Weilacher .IBM AS400 RPG contract programmer