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Wayne.B wrote:
On Thu, 09 Mar 2006 22:33:00 -0500, Jeff wrote: Ah! So you're claiming that a GPS isn't really a GPS unless it has a chartplotter, or two. Even the simplest handheld will have a cross track error function these days. Anyone who doesn't know what it is, or how to use it really does not belong in a situation where navigation is required. Yes, of course. And now for the third time I'll point out that noticing the compass bearing of an RDF target change is no more complex than watching the x-track change. The ability to connect a GPS to an Autopilot and track a straight line across a current is real spiffy. Being able to do it manually by understanding what's going on around you is even better. |
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