a> going to hit land and keep going north b> going to hit land and make a 90 deg turn west c> going to hit land and make a 90 deg turn east d> going to hit land go north, do a 180, go south then do another 90 and go west.
I beleive the models have every direction covered. Hell the 89e has it going 90deg east, then doing a 180 west, then it just stops(disipates???)
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Hell the 89e has it going 90deg east, then doing a 180 west, then it just stops(disipates???)
