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  • Matt emphasises a good point here.

    There are two different sorts of evidence:
    1. evidence about distance apart of hulls, which necessarily is an estimate, and an approximation, and 
    2. evidence about contact which is (usually) incontrovertible.
    We should prefer incontrovertible facts over estimates.
    Today 00:15
  • I always use a digital voice recorder with a lapel mic. The DVR sits in my pocket so I have my hands free for a 6x zoom monocular (laser range finder) in one hand and a handheld radio/remote in the other. With some practice you can idententify a sail number through the monocular while watching the rest of the fleet with the other eye.
    Today 00:03
  • Jim Champ Reply to: 22039 - John Quirk: furthermore, in CASE 50, in the first sentence, it actually uses the term "genuine and reasonable apprehension" (this of course a standard used by courts with applications for an arrest in connection with non-bailable offences), and in the second sentence 'reasonable doubt' (again, a well-tested legal / court term). Quite some complexity for a competitor and PC to become acquainted with :).
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    Yesterday 02:01
  • Ang I as well .. was just trying to clearly describe where/how the ambiguity resides that you pointed out. 

    And I appreciate it.

    (Why do I suddenly feel like I'm Charlie Brown and you're Lucy holding the ball! <g>). 

    I never called you a blockhead.
    Mon 19:26
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