[Pigboatcook]

Originally Posted by TorpX

You can think of the problem this way. There are two basic requirements for manual targeting:

1. Understanding the geometry involved for a 'firing solution'.

2. Obtaining accurate data to allow the first to be made a practical reality.

Yep, that's me! I get the mechanics but the accurate data, especially in seas that aren't flat, is my downfall. More often than not my fish are running aft of the target (O'kanes method). I'm positive it is in my input. Just need more practice I guess but love the challenge of it.