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Originally Posted by PeriscopeDepth
Apology accepted  . Yes, the bearing rate is only as good as your TMA. I used to think it was the actual bearing rate also until I tried Ekelund ranging and got really weird results. I REALLY REALLY wish Sonalysts would give you the bearing rate of a tracker so you don't have to pull out a stop watch.
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I dunno... I like playing DW stopwatch in hand, with a spreadsheet by my side. People think I'm crazy for it, but... NOW you all are finally seeing the wisdom of my ways aren't you?
All this nonsense about Ekelund ranging and geometry you thought was just the babblings of a crazed scientist locked in the basement of a Pentagon think tank didn't you? HA! Don't worry, my coworkers think the same thing.
Next you all will be pondering shallow sound channels, cutoff frequencies, Lloyd mirror beams, and transmission loss curves while pouring over Koopman, trying to figure out what the heck was he trying to do in Chapter 6 anyhow?
I knew there'd be vindication eventually...
AND EVERYONE THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY!!! HA!!!!