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Well its a bit extreme, and this is not but I was once on  70 foot
ketch heading towards a narrow channel with dangerous rocks. The
skipper came along and undid the compass from its mount an took it
below. He wanted me to trust in pilotage not steer a compass course.

On Tue, 20 Aug 2019 at 20:33, John Carbone  wrote:
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> Interesting post by Michal Carr a retired  CW4 from G Captain who threw the 
ship’s Loran over the side to show his crew had to rely on celestial 
navigation.
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