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- Q140 - Navigation Problems: Chart Plot
59. As you enter the New Haven Outer Channel, you sight the outer range markers in line directly ahead. Your heading at this time is 347°psc. What is your compass deviation by observation?
Being aligned with a charted range means the true course equals the range's true bearing. Converting this to magnetic and comparing it to the compass heading reveals a deviation of 0.5 East.
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