Collision avoidance: The eyes have it
The best advice for collision avoidance is standard for navigation: Use multiple sources of information to avoid collisions.
The best advice for collision avoidance is standard for navigation: Use multiple sources of information to avoid collisions.
Many boaters have implemented the Automatic Identification System, or AIS, on their boats. If you haven’t, let’s look at why you should consider implementing one …
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