It's just this simple:
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The navigation radar can take care of the stationary and small stuff.
That's the "stoty."
Why Commercial Ships Do Not Bump Into Each Other
Aug 23, 2017
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Plus Oil Tankers get the right of way ;D
Cheers
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Cheers
Clive
Fascinating site - tracks virtually every vessel on the planet! Zoom out to 'see' coastal outlines...Australia and Africa are the clearest.
Thanks - another fifteen minutes I'll never get back!
John
Den onsdag den 23. august 2017 kl. 23.20.43 UTC+2 skrev Martin Riddle:
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;)
Part of that is IMO requires them to have AIS, if they're over a certain tonnage that is, pretty much all inclusive.
Look at that mess around Singapore.
here one for planes,
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General rule is that you don't sail into the path of a tanker or large cargo ship. Their probably already slowing down and miles away from their destination, plus they need the channel depth and can't turn on a dime.
Cheers
That one I knew of from a pilot friend...
From my field (pinballs) how about:
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John
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