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"Shaun Van Poecke" wrote in message
... Here's one for those of you out there without onboard instruments/knotmeter/gps.... Is there any reasonably accurate (say, within a know or so) way of judging the current, when you are under way, and there are no fixed objects within sight? Shaun Yes, Shaun, there is. For your edification, I refer you to, "We, the Navigators The Ancient Art of Landfinding in the Pacific," by David Lewis. Specifically chapters 5, "Keeping course by Sun, Swills, and Wind," chapter 6, "Dead Reckoning," which directly addresses your question, and chapter 7, "Orientation Concepts in Dead Reckoning." http://books.google.com/books?vid=IS...H54BfXwOv1l5Zs -- jlrogers±³© |
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