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    Based on radar observations of an echo at 2100, 2106, and 2112, the target is moving in a direction of 270 degrees true at a speed of 1.1 nautical miles per hour. Plotting these points and drawing a predicted area of danger with a 2 nautical mile clearing results in a course to steer of 340 degrees true to starboard or 200 degrees true to port to maintain a clearance of 2 nautical miles from the target.

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    Based on radar observations of an echo at 2100, 2106, and 2112, the target is moving in a direction of 270 degrees true at a speed of 1.1 nautical miles per hour. Plotting these points and drawing a predicted area of danger with a 2 nautical mile clearing results in a course to steer of 340 degrees true to starboard or 200 degrees true to port to maintain a clearance of 2 nautical miles from the target.

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    Based on radar observations of an echo at 2100, 2106, and 2112, the target is moving in a direction of 270 degrees true at a speed of 1.1 nautical miles per hour. Plotting these points and drawing a predicted area of danger with a 2 nautical mile clearing results in a course to steer of 340 degrees true to starboard or 200 degrees true to port to maintain a clearance of 2 nautical miles from the target.

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    Quiz - Predicted Area of Danger (PAD)

    With own ship steering 320° (T) at a speed of 10 knots, an echo is observed as follows:

    2100 echo bears 270° (T) at 11.0 n miles


    2106 echo bears 270° (T) at 9.9 n miles
    2112 echo bears 270° (T) at 8.8 n miles

    Plot the target and draw in the PAD for a 2.0 n mile clearing (CPA).

    Determine:

    A. Course of target (Ct) _________

    B. To keep clear of the target with 2.0 miles CPA, what is the course to steer to:
    a) Starboard _____________
    b) Port _____________
    Republic of the Philippines
    PALOMPON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
    Palompon, Leyte

    COLLEGE OF MARITIME EDUCATION


    Department of Marine Transportation

    RADAR TRANSFER PLOTTING SHEET

    2100

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