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Dave wrote in
: On Thu, 08 Nov 2007 02:46:53 -0000, otnmbrd said: A good SOP is never stay on auto pilot when maneuvering for traffic Depends on how early you take action. Generally if I'm the give way vessel in a crossing situation I'll change course to point at the other vessel's stern, and then gradually come back to the previous course, following that stern until I'm back on course. In closer quarters, yes, take it off auto. I repeat..... a good SOP is never stay on auto pilot when maneuvering for traffic. |
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