Next message: Peter MacNeil: "Re: Astronomy and Celestial Navigation"
George wrote,
> 3. List policy has always been to discourage reference
to
> radio-navigation techniques, except where this was trivial
> in extent, or had relevance to some discussion of
> traditional navigation. As I understand it, there isn't
> any outright ban.
>
...
> If there should be any collecting of opinions on that
> question, my personal preference would be to keep Nav-l
> the way it is. Others may differ.
I would have to agree with George. I signed on to this
list to discuss any and all aspects of Navigation from the
"Traditional" celestial methods to discussing the newest
methods and personal opinions on these techniques. What is
the goal, to focus on ensuring that the "traditional" ways
are matained or is it for "Salty" (or unsalted for those of
you perhaps on fresh water) sailors to discuss Marine
Navigation as a whole?
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Peter I. MacNeil
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Serial 0601
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