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Mxsmanic wrote: But here again, I need an accurate ground speed to make these kinds of calculations, which is problematic if I don't have an accurate position. A possibility might be accurate knowledge of winds aloft, but how accurate is this information going to be? Accurate enough that this is how real pilots actually do this stuff out in the real world. A difference of a few knots or a few degrees is not going to wreck your navigation plan anyway. -- Mike Ash Radio Free Earth Broadcasting from our climate-controlled studios deep inside the Moon |
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