point system. new one for me. thanks The good ole' compass degrees just seems so much easier. How about Target Angle? Does the point system utilize anything like that? I would think that information would be very useful.
I think you have a typo on your drawing. Shouldn't '4 points or broad on the stbd beam' actually be '4 points or broad on the starboard BOW'? To match 'broad on the stbd quarter'. ?
I saw it was supposed to be pronounced zero if it started with a 0 and pronounced "oh" if it did not start with a 0 to avoid confusion. Is this right or has this rule changed?
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I used to have to report relative bearing and target angle. When I first started I made a waterproof chart and just gauged it on that.
This is awesome man! This video helped me a lot! Hope you post more knowledgeable videos like these to study! ☺️☺️
I’m so glad!
So useful and great explanation 👍🏼 👌 thanks
Very Impormative sir.
I’m glad!
simply great
Can you please tell me does the bearing of the target change when we change our course?
Nice video
Jo Laranjo thank you.
point system. new one for me. thanks The good ole' compass degrees just seems so much easier. How about Target Angle? Does the point system utilize anything like that? I would think that information would be very useful.
I think the points of the compass is WAY easier too. This system is required by USCG licensing.
Thank you sir
I think you have a typo on your drawing. Shouldn't '4 points or broad on the stbd beam' actually be '4 points or broad on the starboard BOW'? To match 'broad on the stbd quarter'. ?
Yes, it should be broad or 4 points on starboard bow.
Visually how we can tell that ship is closer to collision ya ship will cross from now ya ship will cross stern?
This is where you need to look at COLREGS Rules. That’s the rules to prevent collision.
Fine port fine stbd which side??
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nice. but can you upgrade the video quality..
Can somebody sponsor me with a nice camera? Lol
What and Where is your school?
Seamanship school in Astoria, OR.
I saw it was supposed to be pronounced zero if it started with a 0 and pronounced "oh" if it did not start with a 0 to avoid confusion. Is this right or has this rule changed?
I’m not sure I understand the question. Thank you.
@@marlinspikebm3661 that's okay I saw it on an old training film from periscope. Thanks
I’d still be happy to help. I don’t want to put out bad information.
@@marlinspikebm3661 I understand and grateful for that. What branch are/were you in?
USN/USCG VET