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Could you provide links to the video that you watched? I think you use the bearing number between 0 and 180 as-is. As I think he needed the angle to his bow/course. But I hate to make a liar out of myself, so I better confirm. It's been a while since I watched them. And I don't know where it was. Probably Youtube!?
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Pisces:
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/show...6&postcount=22 in fact, in Berbster's directions you'll see "Our ‘First Calculation’ will be 360 – 258 = 102 degrees on our ‘Left Side.’"
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Yeah, because he is using protractors to draw the bearing lines, he has to point one leg to his course. The angle shown in the corner is always a positive number. So for port/left bearings he has to resort to calculate the remainder of the sonar bearing to 360. 360 degrees minus the bearing.
I just watched his SH5 hydrohunt tutorial ( ) where he has only starbord side targets. There he never does this subtraction. As it would basically be bearing-0. Which is trivial. |
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Thanks Pisces - I thought that might've been the case but I seem to be making an SH5 career out of being wrong
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