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geographic position
by Laura Ludwig » Fri Jul 16, 2004 8:51 pm
Working in fisheries management, I'm always in search of a tool to help me convert Loran-C or Time-Distance to Lat/Long. Anyone have a formula for that?
- Laura Ludwig
Re: geographic position
by Knight » Tue Aug 03, 2004 12:07 am
Laura Ludwig wrote:Working in fisheries management, I'm always in search of a tool to help me convert Loran-C or Time-Distance to Lat/Long. Anyone have a formula for that?
The Coast Guard has a tool available. You might try http://www.rdc.uscg.gov/rdcpages/soft-posaid2.html
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that doesnt help
by assistant engineer » Wed Jul 27, 2005 10:51 pm
ok, i need the acuall equation, the program from the link you gave doesnt work.
so just write down the equation like someone who does their job, instead of half-assing it.
thanks
sorry my temper is short cuz i need this in less than an hour and there is no program on the net that has this info up and running properly or has it to begin with.
sorry if i offended anyone
so just write down the equation like someone who does their job, instead of half-assing it.
thanks
sorry my temper is short cuz i need this in less than an hour and there is no program on the net that has this info up and running properly or has it to begin with.
sorry if i offended anyone
- assistant engineer
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