Radar Techniques: Ground-Stabilized vs Sea-Stabilized for Navigation and Collision Avoidance 

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Thank you for your thoughtful comment! I’m glad you found the video helpful. For switching between True and Relative Vector, I recommend referring to the manufacturer's manual, as the interface can vary between different radar systems.

Great question! We typically set the radar to ground stabilized mode in coastal waters because it helps us account for the effects of tidal currents and wind, allowing for more accurate navigation relative to fixed land references like shorelines, buoys, or other stationary objects. The true vector in ground stabilized mode shows the course made good, giving you a clear indication of the ship's direction and whether you’re heading into a dangerous area. This mode provides a clearer understanding of the vessel's actual movement over the ground, which is crucial in areas where external forces like currents can have a significant impact on the ship's track. However, if there's high traffic density in the area, the other radar should be set to sea stabilized to be used for collision avoidance. Thanks for watching!

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