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Iron Nest Triangulation: Exact 2-Bearing Method

To triangulate in Iron Nest, collect at least two bearings toward the same hidden target, then intersect those bearing lines on your map to fix its coordinates.

To triangulate in Iron Nest, collect at least two bearings toward the same hidden target, then intersect those bearing lines on your map to fix its coordinates.

Step 1: note the first observer or scout-plane bearing and draw its azimuth line from your turret position; this is only a direction, not yet a point.

Step 2: wait for or request a second bearing from a different observer angle, and draw that line too; the two lines crossing is your target's grid.

Step 3: read the intersection grid as the enemy battery coordinates, then compute the bearing and range from your turret to that point for your gun solution.

Step 4: lay the turret to that bearing, set elevation for the range and your chosen charge, and fire — with no shell spread the shell lands on the triangulated point.

Step 5: if the first shot is off, re-check which bearing was wrong; over two observations rarely both are bad, so fix the outlier rather than re-firing blind.

The Counter-Battery Calculator on this site does steps 1–3 for you: paste both bearings and it returns the intersection grid to fire on.

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