[1900.23] Add reference point at... offset

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Knightpawn
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[1900.23] Add reference point at... offset

Post by Knightpawn »

Using 'Add RF at...' places an RP at an offset of the input coordinates (of a magnitude of a few decimals of the degree.)

[no need for save]

1. Open the map
2 Place an RP anywhere
3 Take note of the coordinates
4. Do 'Add reference point at..' and input the coordinates under 3
5. Notice where the new RP appears
Knightpawn
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Re: [1900.23] Add reference point at... offset

Post by Knightpawn »

To Illustrate

If you create an RP with the hovering coordinates of RP 8 you get the RP 9
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Nikel
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Re: [1900.23] Add reference point at... offset

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What's the distance between them?
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Re: [1900.23] Add reference point at... offset

Post by Knightpawn »

Nikel wrote: Thu Nov 05, 2026 4:09 pm What's the distance between them?
20 nm more or less
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Re: [1900.23] Add reference point at... offset

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Ok, I will test.
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Re: [1900.23] Add reference point at... offset

Post by Nikel »

I did not transform the coordinates into decimal format.

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The distance in this test is 11 m or 0,00593952 nm. This must be the resolution of CMO.

How do you get 20 nm?


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