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Yes. The line in step 4 is just a random line (guess) to allow use of geometry to get the real heading. Also, since you were sitting still and not moving from when you took bearing 1 until when you took bearing 3 - then you know that the target is moving towards the west. And you guess he's coming towards you. If the target is E or N of you when you first pick him up, follow the same procedure, but just "guess" his route and assume he is 'slanting' towards you. additional note: you can also tell he is coming towards you based on how much larger the angle is between bearing line 2 and 3. The larger that angle, the sharper angle the target is heading towards you. if the big angle is between lines 1 and 2 (and a small angle between bearing lines 2 and 3) then hes moving away! Hope the PDF's help! word of caution again: be careful if trying to use it against a convoy!!! if you record a different ship each time you listen (likely), then your estimates will be off. usually close enough to plot a rough intercept course, but that's probably about all ![]() |
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