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Great circle formulae, True cource and actual heading



 
 
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Old October 8th 03, 02:37 AM
Dale DePriest
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red rover wrote:

"Dale DePriest" wrote in message

You mean your magnetic heading. You have your actual heading. You need
a table of magnetic variations and interprolate from the table based on
your location as there is no mathmatical model that will provide this
information reliably.



I found the post a little confusing because it seemed to be mixing
the problem of the course heading changing due to the great circle
route (mentioned in the subject) with heading changes due to changing
declination mentioned in the body. Two very different issues.

Steve

Yes, it was my mistake, I misread the original post by not comparing the
text to the subject line. I tried to cancel but too late, Sorry

Dale


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Old October 8th 03, 04:08 AM
red rover
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"Dale DePriest" wrote in message
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Yes, it was my mistake, I misread the original post by not comparing the
text to the subject line. I tried to cancel but too late, Sorry

Dale

Well I actually meant the original post was confusing, not your
reply.



 




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