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Re: Deviation Card with GPS
From: hellos
Date: 2006 Jul 26, 11:22 -0500
Robert, is it possible that, surrounded by fog and night and odd currents and
fatigue, that you were both disoriented and the ship was actually being "spun"
to some extent by the current whirls? I don't mean spun in circles, but spun
about enough to make the compass dance more than you would expect, as you tried
to compensate against them?
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From: hellos
Date: 2006 Jul 26, 11:22 -0500
Robert, is it possible that, surrounded by fog and night and odd currents and
fatigue, that you were both disoriented and the ship was actually being "spun"
to some extent by the current whirls? I don't mean spun in circles, but spun
about enough to make the compass dance more than you would expect, as you tried
to compensate against them?
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To post to this group, send email to NavList@fer3.com
To , send email to NavList-@fer3.com
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