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Determining the Ship’s Position Using Relative Bearings, Continued Figure  8-11.  PMP  set  up  for  relative  bearing  navigation. Accuracy The  results  of  a  relative  bearing  fix  are  directly  related  to  the  accuracy of  the  deviation  table.  If  the  compass  deviation  listed  is  in  error  by  2°, then  all  bearings  may  be  off  by  2°.  There  is  a  way  to  check  the accuracy  of  the  deviation  tables  for  any  area  in  which  the  ship  is operating.  Comparing  the  deviation  table  to  the  entries  in  the  Magnetic Compass  Record  Book  may  at  times  give  an  indication  to  the  accuracy of  the  deviation  tables.  Often,  interpolation  is  required.  Any  decision  to deviate  from  values  given  in  the  deviation  tables  must  be  made  by  the navigator  and  recorded  in  the  Standard  Bearing  Book. 8-23

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