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On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 11:52:34 UTC, "Dan"
wrote: : Nick wrote: : : Not quite that far. Dipping distance(nm) is 2.08 * SQRT(height in : metres). 3 metres gives a horizon at 3.6 nm. The 21 metre ship has : a : dipping distance of 9.5 nm. So at 13.1 nm you will see the tops of : the : masts and at 3.6 nm you will see the hull down to waterline. : : So it aint gonna hit you in 10 mins. If it's a HSS it'll have time to hit you, circle the area machine-gunning survivors, nip back home and come back with a wreath in ten minutes. Ian |
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