"otnmbrd" wrote in message
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Joe wrote:


Sometimes a ghost is a reflection that you and nav describe, sometimes
it is an object that is so low or has such a lousy return that it only
shows up when you and the target or on the crest of waves or when the
target is ata angle to reflect your signal. So it may indeed be a real
target but when it keeps disappearing and returning from the scope it
is called a ghost.

Prime example of "One man's ghost" is another man's intermittent target.
I wouldn't call any of you wrong, once I understood what your
description was, though your above does not fall into MY description of
"ghost" even though I can see where it might from your perspective.

Otn,
Your post was so polite, that Joe might be under the false impression that
you agree with him.

I trust that my clarification will prevent lurkers from comimg to the false
conclusion that you don't know what you are talking
about.



Regards


Donal
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