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reskin at 14:29, 5 July 2019

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	[[Navigation]] is the process of planning, recording, and controlling the movement of a [[:Category:Vehicles\|vehicle]] from one place to another. The word navigate is derived from the latin roots ''navis'' meaning "ship" and ''agere'' meaning "to move" or "to direct."		[[Navigation]] is the process of planning, recording, and controlling the movement of a [[:Category:Vehicles\|vehicle]] from one place to another. The word navigate is derived from the latin roots ''navis'' meaning "ship" and ''agere'' meaning "to move" or "to direct."

	If you have gotten this far, we assume you have familiarized yourself with the [[~~Organizer~~]] and the concept of [[waypoint\|waypoints]]. The final piece of the puzzle are the various instruments in the ''Rise'' universe that can help you get where you are going.		If you have gotten this far, we assume you have familiarized yourself with the [[Waypoint Management\|Waypoint Manager]] and the concept of [[waypoint\|waypoints]]. The final piece of the puzzle are the various instruments in the ''Rise'' universe that can help you get where you are going.

	== Surface ==		== Surface ==
	[[Image:GV-DF.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px]]		[[Image:GV-DF.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px]]
	The first visual navigation instrument for [[:Category:Ground Vehicles\|ground vehicles]] is the "DF" or "Direction Finder". It is a primitive depiction of the relative bearing and distance of the active [[waypoint]]. The orange arrow will track around 360° (up is straight ahead) and the display will show distance. The units are either [[kilometer\|kilometers]] when the ''K'' is visible, or in [[meter\|meters]] when the ''M'' is visible.		The first visual navigation instrument for [[:Category:Ground Vehicles\|ground vehicles]] is the "DF" or "Direction Finder". It is a primitive depiction of the relative bearing and distance of the active [[waypoint]]. The orange arrow will track around 360° (up is straight ahead) and the display will show distance. The units are either [[kilometer\|kilometers]] when the ''K'' is visible, or in [[meter\|meters]] when the ''M'' is visible.

reskin at 02:51, 4 June 2007

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	If you have gotten this far, we assume you have familiarized yourself with the [[Organizer]] and the concept of [[waypoint\|waypoints]]. The final piece of the puzzle are the various instruments in the ''Rise'' universe that can help you get where you are going.		If you have gotten this far, we assume you have familiarized yourself with the [[Organizer]] and the concept of [[waypoint\|waypoints]]. The final piece of the puzzle are the various instruments in the ''Rise'' universe that can help you get where you are going.

			== Surface ==
	[[Image:GV-DF.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px]]		[[Image:GV-DF.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px]]
	~~== Surface ==~~
	The first visual navigation instrument for [[:Category:Ground Vehicles\|ground vehicles]] is the "DF" or "Direction Finder". It is a primitive depiction of the relative bearing and distance of the active [[waypoint]]. The orange arrow will track around 360° (up is straight ahead) and the display will show distance. The units are either [[kilometer\|kilometers]] when the ''K'' is visible, or in [[meter\|meters]] when the ''M'' is visible.		The first visual navigation instrument for [[:Category:Ground Vehicles\|ground vehicles]] is the "DF" or "Direction Finder". It is a primitive depiction of the relative bearing and distance of the active [[waypoint]]. The orange arrow will track around 360° (up is straight ahead) and the display will show distance. The units are either [[kilometer\|kilometers]] when the ''K'' is visible, or in [[meter\|meters]] when the ''M'' is visible.

reskin at 20:47, 3 June 2007

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	[[Image:GV-DF.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px]]		[[Image:GV-DF.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px]]
	== Surface ==		== Surface ==
	The first visual navigation instrument for [[:Category:Ground Vehicles\|ground vehicles]] is the "DF" or "Direction Finder". It is a primitive depiction of the relative bearing and distance of the active [[waypoint]].		The first visual navigation instrument for [[:Category:Ground Vehicles\|ground vehicles]] is the "DF" or "Direction Finder". It is a primitive depiction of the relative bearing and distance of the active [[waypoint]]. The orange arrow will track around 360° (up is straight ahead) and the display will show distance. The units are either [[kilometer\|kilometers]] when the ''K'' is visible, or in [[meter\|meters]] when the ''M'' is visible.

reskin at 20:45, 3 June 2007

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	If you have gotten this far, we assume you have familiarized yourself with the [[Organizer]] and the concept of [[waypoint\|waypoints]]. The final piece of the puzzle are the various instruments in the ''Rise'' universe that can help you get where you are going.		If you have gotten this far, we assume you have familiarized yourself with the [[Organizer]] and the concept of [[waypoint\|waypoints]]. The final piece of the puzzle are the various instruments in the ''Rise'' universe that can help you get where you are going.

			[[Image:GV-DF.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px]]
			== Surface ==
			The first visual navigation instrument for [[:Category:Ground Vehicles\|ground vehicles]] is the "DF" or "Direction Finder". It is a primitive depiction of the relative bearing and distance of the active [[waypoint]].

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2007-06-03T20:38:42Z

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[[Navigation]] is the process of planning, recording, and controlling the movement of a [[:Category:Vehicles|vehicle]] from one place to another. The word navigate is derived from the latin roots ''navis'' meaning "ship" and ''agere'' meaning "to move" or "to direct."

If you have gotten this far, we assume you have familiarized yourself with the [[Organizer]] and the concept of [[waypoint|waypoints]]. The final piece of the puzzle are the various instruments in the ''Rise'' universe that can help you get where you are going.