Isn't the TMA a little too perfect?

Destex · 07-14-17, 06:45 AM

Sorry for the spite reply, let me explain my comment further

The quoted part is terribly wrong since it implies that the geographical disposition of the sub allows you to perform triangulation of the target. Since the target is moving, that's bollocks. It can be true only if the target is stationary which is extremely rare. That's how you determine the positions of fixed sites on the shore, and not how you perform TMA for moving targets.

07-14-17, 06:45 AM	#1
Destex Sailor man Join Date: Oct 2013 Posts: 44 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Sorry for the spite reply, let me explain my comment further The quoted part is terribly wrong since it implies that the geographical disposition of the sub allows you to perform triangulation of the target. Since the target is moving, that's bollocks. It can be true only if the target is stationary which is extremely rare. That's how you determine the positions of fixed sites on the shore, and not how you perform TMA for moving targets. __________________

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