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Larry wrote:
Jeff wrote in : The same will happen with a GPS, unless you know how to use cross track error. And its certainly better than simply following a compass bearing. It will? How's that? My GPS has a few chart plotters connected to it. They all have at least one, even without the chart plug. You know where the waypoint is. It draws a line you follow, even if you're steering it by hand. How do you spiral in with this? You might be looking at the wrong display! Ah! So you're claiming that a GPS isn't really a GPS unless it has a chartplotter, or two. Sorry, I didn't understand. And you know you're being set because that little picture of a boat keeps drifting off to one side. This is completely different from using RDF and compass, where the compass bearing will keep shifting to one side. |
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