Sir how find india at the time of 1498 by waskodigama at the time there is no sophisticated boats and ships how to travel boat using only winds sir please
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There's a mistake. We use meridians to measure Latitude, as Latitud is North or South from Equator. And we use paralels to measure Longitud, as we count from Greenwich to East or West.
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very interesting, I remember a little bit of the basic theory from middle school, No practical education, I didn't make it into the boy scouts 🤣🤣🤣 (antisocial since birth), I had to learned to make sense of a compass readings and uses here in the USA.
Hi Patrick, if the variation in your area is east, then yes... variation is specific to the area. Also, you have added a point in your comment, looks like 3.15 whereas it is 315... If the variation is east, then yes, deduct the 3 degrees from 315
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0 degrees is the prime meridian, not UTC/GMT which is a time zone.
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Sir how find india at the time of 1498 by waskodigama at the time there is no sophisticated boats and ships how to travel boat using only winds sir please
good instruction with very poor audio quality - echo, hard to hear some things clearly.
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UTC is a time line... 0 longitude is the Prime Meridian
0° longitude is called the prime meridian. UTC and GMT are names for the time zone to the east of the prime meridian.
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There's a mistake. We use meridians to measure Latitude, as Latitud is North or South from Equator. And we use paralels to measure Longitud, as we count from Greenwich to East or West.
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very interesting, I remember a little bit of the basic theory from middle school, No practical education, I didn't make it into the boy scouts 🤣🤣🤣 (antisocial since birth), I had to learned to make sense of a compass readings and uses here in the USA.
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so if the compass was least would you deduct the 3 degrees from the 3.15 T?
Hi Patrick, if the variation in your area is east, then yes... variation is specific to the area. Also, you have added a point in your comment, looks like 3.15 whereas it is 315... If the variation is east, then yes, deduct the 3 degrees from 315
@@searchingforcoconuts2248 hey, thanks for the reply, not sure why I added a decmil point 🤣 but I get it now. Very educational videos, I've learnt loads in these two videos alone. Thanks
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I love this channel for learning to sail. From a teaching perspective this is fantastic and loved this episode. Clearly you have a teaching background.
Hi Ed... thanks for watching and posting such a great review, much appreciated. I have been teaching watersports for the last 10 years, so that helps...
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