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    A radar technician took radar readings from three racons - A at 2.0 NM, B at 3.0 NM, and Z at 1.7 NM - and used the "FIX BY RADAR RANGES" method to determine their position at 2100H. The technician was underway at sea and recorded the radar data on December 18, 2022 for activity number 12 as part of a scenario.

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    A radar technician took radar readings from three racons - A at 2.0 NM, B at 3.0 NM, and Z at 1.7 NM - and used the "FIX BY RADAR RANGES" method to determine their position at 2100H. The technician was underway at sea and recorded the radar data on December 18, 2022 for activity number 12 as part of a scenario.

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    A radar technician took radar readings from three racons - A at 2.0 NM, B at 3.0 NM, and Z at 1.7 NM - and used the "FIX BY RADAR RANGES" method to determine their position at 2100H. The technician was underway at sea and recorded the radar data on December 18, 2022 for activity number 12 as part of a scenario.

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    FIX BY RADAR RANGES

    Name: D/C NACARIO, NOVEM D. Date: 12/18/22

    Activity No. 12

    Scenario: You are underway at sea; the following data was taken from your radar screen

    (Racon (A) 2.0 NM, Racon (B) 3.0 NM, Racon (Z) 1.7 NM. Fix your position 2100H using “FIX BY RADAR
    RANGES” method.

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