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Re: Real celnav in the 60's - Excercise 1
From: R B Emerson
Date: 2008 Aug 11, 22:27 -0400
From: R B Emerson
Date: 2008 Aug 11, 22:27 -0400
123-46 East - not West.
This is a simple four star fix with no great surprises. Although
plotting the LOP's does show an interesting redundancy. Discovering
that is left as an exercise for the student. ;-)
Rick Emerson
S/V One With The Wind
Andrew Corl wrote:
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Rick Emerson
S/V One With The Wind
Andrew Corl wrote:
Everyone,I am not an expert in this sort of thing so I am looking forward to this problem and trying to figure it all out. So no spoilers please.The following is stated in the problem:"N27deg 21' W123deg 46' (Japan Sea)"I read this as the DR position however the parenthetical statement "Japan Sea" led me to believe that this position was somewhere in the Japan Sea. I Google Earthed the position and it is actually in the Pacific off the coast of Baja Mexico. Am I simply reading the statement wrong and the destination is the Japan Sea? Please clairfy.The novice navigatorAndrew
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