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If you disposed of the chart every day after you used it once, yes. We use paper charts years, not hours. ;^)))
In Response To: I have a full scale paper chart of Penobscot Bay. ()
I understand that someday they will be viewed as quaint and anchronistic; but if you're low on power, or whatever, there is something about a good paper chart that is both useful and necessary. But people will soon have little use for printed books except as decorator items, or litographic bits of art.
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- The official report on the TEAM VESTAS WIND grounding last November has been released...
- 'lucky enough' or, simply missed the island by accident.
- No matter what charts, it will be a long time before somebody slams THAT island again.
- Some interesting tidbits you didn't report:
- I agree with all that. You can't blame the tools you don't use for your problems.
- That's a VERY thoughful analysis...
- The simplest and quickest action
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- Yeah, but the navigator was not using the chartplotters for passage planning/routing...
- They had two detailed CMap FOBs
- Amazing how quickly the paper vs electronic chart debate, has waned.
- OOPS. That should read "I'm NOT as skilled of a navigator…"
- As always, your input on this stuff is greatly appreciated...
- I agree that glancing at a paper chart would have shown the danger
- All good points, again...
- Unlocked CMap
- This navigational error looked typical to me from the start. There is only one thing that still surprises me.
- Yeah, but the VOR ain't your run-of-the-mill Oyster Millenium RTW Rally, however... (grin)
- Thanks, that answers my question. Case closed.
- That restriction seems to be all about phone communication
- Thanks, that answers my question. Case closed.
- Yeah, but the VOR ain't your run-of-the-mill Oyster Millenium RTW Rally, however... (grin)
- This navigational error looked typical to me from the start. There is only one thing that still surprises me.
- Unlocked CMap
- I will dispute your point #1...
- Pull up a raster chart of that entire ocean
- I did not dispute that, just your point #1.
- I would need to see an actual example
- It is not a matter of resolution, it is presentation and cognition...
- You just changed your argument
- I have a full scale paper chart of Penobscot Bay.
- If you disposed of the chart every day after you used it once, yes. We use paper charts years, not hours. ;^)))
- I did not change (read it again ) - mainly arguing number of pixels i.e. information.
- I did not change (read it again ) - mainly arguing number of pixels i.e. information.
- I have a full scale paper chart of Penobscot Bay.
- You just changed your argument
- It is not a matter of resolution, it is presentation and cognition...
- I would need to see an actual example
- I did not dispute that, just your point #1.
- Pull up a raster chart of that entire ocean
- All good points, again...
- I agree that glancing at a paper chart would have shown the danger
- Our Nobeltec (the old one and the "new-one", after MaxSea)
- They had two detailed CMap FOBs
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- The simplest and quickest action
- I agree with all that. You can't blame the tools you don't use for your problems.
- Jeppson refused to provide anwsers unless they had editorial control
- This paragraph bothered me:
- 'lucky enough' or, simply missed the island by accident.