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It's a question on my exercises and I'm not sure of the full answer.
If I use the centre of a compass rose as my waypoint, I can read off it constantly from my GPS. If a reading is 098T, distance 1.2m , as in the question then I am the reciprocal of that ? right ? Or do I have to account for variation from GPS to chart? or is that a red herring? I hate these questions - I always tie myself in knots suspecting a trip wire in them and then I can't see straight. thanks Hoges in WA |
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