Re: Direct and Indirect fire a set of definitions.



<kenney@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> In article <4fqdnYnihJ_E4TjenZ2dnUVZ_sudnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> brooksvmi@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Kevin Brooks) wrote:
>
> > they have no earthly
> > idea how to adjust the next rounds in terms of azimuth and
> > elevation to acheive the desired results.
>
> Fair enough, it is not a subject I claim any experience off, but still
> just one calculation not the two Vince claims.

Well, effectively it's still two calculations. Even with a laser plot from a
GPS-equipped observer, *somebody* (whether the observer or the FDC) still
needs to know where the observer is.

AHS


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