Prinz Eugen wreck at Kwajalein Atoll
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Gary: the coordinates for the USS INTREPID are right.
http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b138/ ... h=imgAnch1
40 45 .... N and 74 00... W
http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b138/ ... h=imgAnch1
40 45 .... N and 74 00... W
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Brown has the right coordinates as given by Frank Allen. http://s18.photobucket.com/albums/b138/ ... h=imgAnch1
I think that if you are searching by coordinates, you generally need to add zero to the single digit degrees, minutes etc. in most programs, e,g, 04 24 00.00.
I think that if you are searching by coordinates, you generally need to add zero to the single digit degrees, minutes etc. in most programs, e,g, 04 24 00.00.
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Sorry but I was out for the weekend.
I just used the coordinates and they take me to the place I´m searching. In some cases the coordinates need the N, W, E, S prefix and in some other cases, like GPS coordinates, they don´t need the prefix, and if you put them in the program just show the box that say that it can´t find the point.
I just used the coordinates and they take me to the place I´m searching. In some cases the coordinates need the N, W, E, S prefix and in some other cases, like GPS coordinates, they don´t need the prefix, and if you put them in the program just show the box that say that it can´t find the point.
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In the case of the Hood shipyards if you used the coordinates as follows there is no problem at all:
55 53 45.44 -4 24 18.43
Use the "bar" between the latitude and the longitude because maybe it is the problem.
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55 53 45.44 -4 24 18.43
Use the "bar" between the latitude and the longitude because maybe it is the problem.
Best regards!
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to get distances from one coordinate to another try : http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~cvm/latlongdist.html
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Hi Karl:In the case of the Hood shipyards if you used the coordinates as follows there is no problem at all:
55 53 45.44 -4 24 18.43
The minus sign is part of the coordinate? Sometimes to make navigation calculations South latitude is entered as a negative number. May be here West longitude is entered as negative.
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It might be, because if we study the coordinates for the PE @ Kwajelein Atoll you doesn´t need the "bar", just to type them and you find the cruiser. And the longitude is East. And the Shipyard is West and, yes, we have the "bar". It´s worth to do some testing.
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French Military Tanker and repair ship on drydock
with a dusquene class frigate : 43° 6'59.31"N 5°55'28.47"E
Aircraft carrier Clemenceau with submarine: 43° 6'41.19"N 5°53'44.87"E
Italian frigate: 44° 5'35.98"N 9°49'34.31"E
Cruiser Colbert: 44°51'8.40"N 0°34'0.48"W
USS Arizona: 21°21'53.25"N 157°56'59.73"W
HMS Queen Mary: 33°45'10.92"N 118°11'23.14"W
with a dusquene class frigate : 43° 6'59.31"N 5°55'28.47"E
Aircraft carrier Clemenceau with submarine: 43° 6'41.19"N 5°53'44.87"E
Italian frigate: 44° 5'35.98"N 9°49'34.31"E
Cruiser Colbert: 44°51'8.40"N 0°34'0.48"W
USS Arizona: 21°21'53.25"N 157°56'59.73"W
HMS Queen Mary: 33°45'10.92"N 118°11'23.14"W
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Hello,Karl Heidenreich wrote:Hey Ostriker,
Do you have the coordinates for Mers El Kebir? Some days ago I was looking for the place and didn´t find it. It stands for another name now?
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I looked for Mers el kébir too but the pictures are bad quality.
On top of that, there remain nothing of the military harbor
No memorial, no wreck, nothing.
35°43'50.68"N 0°41'13.84"W
Best regards
PS: It delays me beeing able to see tromso and scapa flow !