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is the wind direction based on the true compass direction or magnetic?
True.* So,, wind from the southwest = wind from 225* true And if along the coast of Maine this would mean = wind from 242* magnetic Do I have this right? If the variation is 17 West where you're talking about then yes, you do. * Unless you're talking about true wind as measured by most on board instrument packages, these tend to be magnetic and based solely on magnetic heading, speed through the water and apparent wind speed and direction ignoring set, drift and leeway. -- Tom. |
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