Navigation - Radar Ranges

Here's a lecture about how to find fixes with radar ranges with Captain Dave Medeiros.
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[@Valenorious]

If you get a 2nd intersection you should verify which one it is with a 3rd range from a different location.

[@jeison184]

Keep uploading videos Sr , Thanks a lot !! ,Best regards from Perù , Maritime university of Perú.

[@asgharhussain2260]

Favorable wind and Good success seven feet under the keel.

[@JudaismIslamUnited]

What's the maximum a navy ship can see another ship?

[@moseseraloga294]

He the lecturer didn't really answered the question of the arc crossing each other twice really well, did not even give a explanation on how do you chose the Best point to take range from

[@JacobKrajewski]

If you're going east, and the landmarks are in your port bow and starboard bow, but the second position fixes you in front them (putting them in your port quarter or starboard quarter), then your brain is the tool you'd be able use to deduce which of the two points you're at.

[@davemartindsshop8]

Intersection/resection