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Old 10-02-07, 02:50 AM   #28
joegrundman
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Let's say you have a of heading 045. You see a ship on your periscope view of 060. You determine it's AOB as Port 55 using the Aspect ratio method.

OK Set you true course to the triangle as follows




Next you set the long thin indicator arm to 60 on the PEeilung rad. the other end of the indicator arm shows the true bearing to the target relative to north. This can be used for plotting



You can clearly see that the true bearing to target is 105.

Next turn the lage wheel until the AOB crosses the indicator arm - note the example so you realise which side of the arm it needs to cross



In this example, the AOB is port 55. Now look at the yellow boat. It is pointing at 340. This is the target's true course.
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