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Looking at the nautical chart, lets assume you are departing from point A and you want to arrive at point ... To determine the direction of a planned course first draw the course on a chart place the
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- Looking at the nautical chart, lets assume you are departing from point A and you want to arrive at point ...
- To determine the direction of a planned course first draw the course on a chart place the
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