SV: FT-Fire arcs

Bif Smith wrote:

> Oerjan Ohlson wrote-
> 
>>Note that your "FP/P/AP" arc stretching from straight ahead to
>>straight aft would get its "AP" arc truncated since it overlaps the
>>normal (A) arc.
> 
>Uh, I though that the rule was that if drive was used, the AFT arc
could >not be fired through (60 deg), if you say that it`s all the aft
arcs
>(AP/AFT/AS), 

No, that's not what I'm saying at all. You missed the context. 

I'm talking about Chan Faunce's alternative fire arcs again, the ones
that are offset 30 degrees compared to the standard set (and which
therefore don't *have* any (F) or (A) arcs, but which have (S) and (P)
arcs facing directly right and directly left respectively).

What I am saying is that even if you use Chan Faunce's offset fire
arcs, you still have the *standard* (A) arc as your blind spot. It
partly overlaps the two rear-facing offset arcs, so those two arcs -
the OFFSET "AP" and "AS" arcs - get truncated.

Regards,

Oerjan Ohlson
oerjan.ohlson@telia.com

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