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![]() Join Date: May 2009
Location: Germany
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Hi all!
first of all, thanks Aaron for creating such a great app! I have the following question: When I try to plot targets passively by TMA while moving, I came across some theoretical problems that don't occur when plotting targets while stationary. Is there a way to avoid this? I have attaches some pictures to illustrate: fig.1 we see the real contact (above) travelling 90°T with 7 kts. Below is a "fine" TMA, but unfortunately, I have chosen the wrong two points. Of course, I could have been lucky and have chosen the right distance to begin with, but let's assume this is my TMA. ![]() fig. 2 I have connected the two preliminary contacts. TSD shows an unlikely speed. ![]() fig.3 So I adjust the scale, unfortunately I get a fine looking, but wrong analysis ![]() Is there a way to avoid this? -Maybe by making a preliminary TMA while stationary, then start moving, maybe even triangulate (by plotting future bearings)? Thanks again and maybe you have a solution! Last edited by XLjedi; 07-29-09 at 10:20 PM. Reason: Changed file host to preserve images for future reference |
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