Jaerl wrote:Hey, I flew to DTA yesterday using the Loran and I am still alive! I just like to live dangerously I guess.
Jerry
And to quote that famous line from the Hindenberg disaster.... " OH THE HUMANITY"

Jaerl wrote:Hey, I flew to DTA yesterday using the Loran and I am still alive! I just like to live dangerously I guess.
Jerry

qmdv wrote:I have used one of those many times.1SeventyZ wrote:TomD, I'm not impressed.Post again when you've gained command of this:
That will not work in an airplane. You have a hard time with horizon. You need a buble sextant and a nav dome in the plane. A copy of American Practial Navigator by Bowditch would also be handy along with tables and a very accurate time piece.
Tim
NineThreeKilo wrote:qmdv wrote:I have used one of those many times.1SeventyZ wrote:TomD, I'm not impressed.Post again when you've gained command of this:
That will not work in an airplane. You have a hard time with horizon. You need a buble sextant and a nav dome in the plane. A copy of American Practial Navigator by Bowditch would also be handy along with tables and a very accurate time piece.
Tim
Here is a download for American Practical Navigator for anyone that wants to be able a true purist
http://www.nga.mil/portal/site/maritime ... d73927a759
fyi if you really want to go all the way get a sextant and a automatic watch and an e6b

jomac wrote:best thing to do with an old loran is lose it....
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