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GC1CEO · 08-27-07, 05:47 PM

Newbie Alert!

One problem I have run into with interceptions is that a ship traveling E (for example) isn't precisely at 90 degrees, it can be as far as 70-100 degrees (usually closer to 85-95 degrees). This means with 100 percent realism, I could be dozens if not hundreds of nm off course by going with precise bearings like that.

Anybody know how to deal with that, or is just a matter of trial and error?

08-27-07, 05:47 PM	#1
GC1CEO Watch Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 21 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	Interception Margin of Error Newbie Alert! One problem I have run into with interceptions is that a ship traveling E (for example) isn't precisely at 90 degrees, it can be as far as 70-100 degrees (usually closer to 85-95 degrees). This means with 100 percent realism, I could be dozens if not hundreds of nm off course by going with precise bearings like that. Anybody know how to deal with that, or is just a matter of trial and error?