Using the following information, what should the observer send to the FDC as their deviation refinement for a registration? OT Factor of 2; Spottings of +7R, +15R, -5L, and +3R.

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To determine the correct deviation refinement for a registration in this scenario, calculations involving the observed spot values and the OT Factor need to be considered.

The OT Factor of 2 means you will multiply the observed deviations by 2 to refine your adjustments. The observer has provided four spot values: +7R, +15R, -5L, and +3R. First, we analyze these spottings.

  1. Calculating the total deviation:
  • For Right deviations: +7R + +15R + +3R = +25R

  • For Left deviations: -5L = -5

  1. Net deviation:
  • Net deviation = Total right - Total left = +25 - 5 = +20R.
  1. Applying the OT Factor:
  • Since the OT Factor is 2, we must halve the net deviation to compute the final adjustment before sending it to the Fire Direction Center (FDC).

  • Therefore, +20R becomes 20R divided by 2, which gives us +10R.

  1. Final Direction:
  • Since the deviation is positive and indicates right, the observer should send a refinement of "Right
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