Henry C. Adams
Capitolo 26
the lines of seen by the two tools you/they would also have been
acute for accurate job, and the craft would very probably have
state hidden from the promontory, so that he could not take the
reading at all. To be on the promontory A4 to the correct one
time, A mold is working verse him finding to position A3 from
the time reading 4 are due. Even if the rest of the course
some craft can be followed by B1 and A4 the tools,
you/he/she would be reading too much in the same line, so that B has to stir
to B2 and then after having read 5 and 6 he should move himself/herself/themselves to B3. As
the craft returns toward the initial point, A can remains in
the position A4 while B goes to B4 and then it is moved long
the beach as the craft advances.
The preceding description is enough to point out the general
method to work, but the details will clearly vary
according to the configuration of the beach and the course
taken by the craft. The good judgment is necessary in to decide when
to stir from a station to the next one and the quickness in to put
on, repairing I orchestrate him/it, and to take readings is essential.
If the boatmen can be counted above for holding nearby their position
the craft, seen very long you/they can be takings with enough
the accuracy observing the position of the boat, long after the
craft has stopped being visible through the telescope.
The lines of seen by every station you/they should be accordingly
drawn on the 1/2500 artillery map; the intersection of each
two lines of sight correspondents that give the position of the craft
to that duration. Then if a continuous line that passes is drawn
through all the points of intersection it will point out the
course taken by the craft.
It is very desirable that the observatories should be able to
hands information to each other signalling with the flags
according to the Morse code, as it follows. The hyphens represent a
movement of the flag from a position in front of the left
takes on the shoulders to near the earth on the correct side and the points a
movement from the left shoulder to the correct shoulder.