Thank you.
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S/V Mutiny
lying Oriental, N. C.
WDB5619

Between all major ports on a rhumb line these days. Ships no longer care
about wind and currents. We go the most economical straight line distance
and sidestep only in case of a major storm. I work on them every day . . .
..

MST

Between all major ports on a rhumb line these days. Ships no longer care
about wind and currents. We go the most economical straight line distance
and sidestep only in case of a major storm. I work on them every day . . .
..

MST

In crossing the oceans, do they really go in a "straight line" or do
they use a great circle line?
krj

Schoonertrash wrote:
Between all major ports on a rhumb line these days. Ships no longer care
about wind and currents. We go the most economical straight line distance
and sidestep only in case of a major storm. I work on them every day . . .
.

MST

In crossing the oceans, do they really go in a "straight line" or do
they use a great circle line?
krj

Schoonertrash wrote:
Between all major ports on a rhumb line these days. Ships no longer care
about wind and currents. We go the most economical straight line distance
and sidestep only in case of a major storm. I work on them every day . . .
.

MST