Emergency Navigation (maritime, without instruments) 2nd ed - D Burch (McGraw-Hill, 2008)
Year: 2008 Language: english Author: David Burch Genre: Technical book Publisher: International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press, 2008 Edition: 2nd ISBN: 13: 9780071481847 Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Pages count: 387 Description: Every sailor knows that instruments can fail. Things get wet, break, fall overboard. Whether you’re safe on your boat or drifting in a life raft, let David Burch show you how to find your way no matter what navigational equipment you have. Often relying on common materials like a small stick, a plastic bottle, even a pair of sunglasses, Burch explains how to make use of all available means--from the ancient skills of Polynesian navigators to the contrails of airliners overhead--to calculate speed, direction, latitude, and longitude and to perform all aspects of piloting and dead reckoning. Learn how to Steer by sun, stars, wind, and swells Estimate current and leeway Improvise your own knotmeter or plumb-bob sextant Find the sun in a fogbank Estimate latitude with a plate and a knotted string And more vital information
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Emergency Navigation (maritime, without instruments) 2nd ed - D Burch (McGraw-Hill, 2008)
Language: english
Author: David Burch
Genre: Technical book
Publisher: International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press, 2008
Edition: 2nd
ISBN: 13: 9780071481847
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Pages count: 387
Description: Every sailor knows that instruments can fail. Things get wet, break, fall overboard. Whether you’re safe on your boat or drifting in a life raft, let David Burch show you how to find your way no matter what navigational equipment you have. Often relying on common materials like a small stick, a plastic bottle, even a pair of sunglasses, Burch explains how to make use of all available means--from the ancient skills of Polynesian navigators to the contrails of airliners overhead--to calculate speed, direction, latitude, and longitude and to perform all aspects of piloting and dead reckoning. Learn how to
Steer by sun, stars, wind, and swells
Estimate current and leeway
Improvise your own knotmeter or plumb-bob sextant
Find the sun in a fogbank
Estimate latitude with a plate and a knotted string
And more vital information
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