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TWL: Re:: CG Auxiliary and right of way


Subject: TWL: Re:: CG Auxiliary and right of way
From: Arild Jensen (

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    Arild writes:

    Rick,
     that is perhaps the most telling argument in favour of NOT using
    waypoint lists.
    From time to time list members have requested sources for cruising
    waypoints.
    Only two days ago someone else asked for a web source to which I replied
    somewhat sternly that prudent navigators don't do that.

    Thanks for a much more compelling argument explaining why.
    Cheers
    Arild

    At 08:05 AM 09/03/2000 -0400, Rick Kennerly wrote:

    >I think it's interesting that while GPS navigation has by and large
    >freed aircraft pilots from having to plod from VORTAC to VORTAC (and
    >thereby congregating aircraft over the same routes and over the same
    >marks) that GPS navigation is actually doing the reverse on the water.
            <snip>
    >The second reason is all those boats
    >using the same waypoints (usually designated on private charts like
    >Chartkit) and furrowing the same waters to get everywhere.
    >-------------------------------
    >Rick the Mouseherder - nh2f





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