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My problem with the radar overlay is that it is just confusing for me.
Because of charting errors, GPS errors, and whatnot, the radar "blip"
usually doesn't coincide with the navaid, or coastline, or whatever, being
"off" by just a bit. Just enough that I don't like looking at it. While the
chart is an aid to navigation, the radar image is "real" and right on. I
have no problem looking at the two screens side by side, and for collision
avoidance, all I'm looking at is the radar and the horizon. Just my personal
preference.
Keith
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most likely dead.
----- Original Message -----
From: "A Jensen" <>
>
> I know of Power Squadron students with the same clas room training asI
have
> who are very much less able to comprehend radar images even when
overlaid
> on a raster chat image.
> For that mattr they have some difficulty reading a regular paper chart
until
> someone explains it to them.
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