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Re: Chronometer Suggestions
From: Irv Haworth
Date: 2009 Jan 6, 10:35 -0800
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From: NavList@navlist.net [mailto:NavList@navlist.net] On Behalf Of William Sellar
Sent: January 6, 2009 5:05 AM
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Subject: [NavList 6931] Re: Chronometer Suggestions
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From: Irv Haworth
Date: 2009 Jan 6, 10:35 -0800
Minimum of 1 NM for every 4 seconds..( a quick
answer)..
Irvin F Haworth
W, Van BC Canada
From: NavList@navlist.net [mailto:NavList@navlist.net] On Behalf Of William Sellar
Sent: January 6, 2009 5:05 AM
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Subject: [NavList 6931] Re: Chronometer Suggestions
As a beginning celestial navigator, I am wondering
how much time and watch accuracy is actually required for practical
navigation. Can we predict how many miles off one would be for every
second of time error?
Bill
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