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    Re: Electronic vs non-electronic
    From: John Simmonds
    Date: 1999 Oct 05, 3:01 AM

    Nope, first survey's of the east Aust coast were done by James Cook in
    1770 and in places todays charts carry a note that they had not been
    surveyed since,
    John
    
    Pierre Boucher wrote:
    >
    > Are you shure you did not mean 18th/early 19th centuries???
    >
    > Pierre
    >
    > >One thing you've got to remember (at least in my part of the world) is
    > >that many charts are still base on surveysdone in the late 17th/early
    > >18th centuries. Remarkably accurate given the timepieces and other nav
    > >instruments in use then
    > >John
    > **************************************************************************
    >                X
    >              XX X                                 Pierre Boucher N
    >            XXX XX               formation en navigation de plaisance
    >          XXXX XXX                 Ste-Therese (Quebec) Canada
    >        XXXXX XXX
    >      XXXXXX XXX          la "VOILE"...  le reste n'est que du vent...
    >  XXXXXXXXXXXXXX       ''Sail, Sail !''... the rest is only wind
    >  XXXXXXXXXXXX
    >            XXXX                      EMAIL: pboucher@lavoile.com
    >            XXX                               "http://www.lavoile.com"
    > **************************************************************************
    

       
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