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Chart Problems in Marine Navigation
Study package includes: List of problems (grouped by subject matter), answers, and table selections (80+ pages, 8.5" x 11") plus Nautical Chart No. 18465Tr (Strait of Juan de Fuca, Eastern Part). $39.95 ...item# 1860
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Practical chart problems (more than 100 total) covering all aspects of small craft navigation. This is the same problem set included in our Home Study Course on Inland and Coastal Navigation. Ideal for those who know the basics already and just want more practice. All materials are provided except
plotting tools.
These are practical problems that all navigators should know how to solve. The level of the problems is about that used in the USCG 100-Ton masters exam, which in turn is about the same used in the navigation certification programs of US Sailing, ASA, CYA and RYA. These practice problems are, however, presented in the Starpath format, designed to be practical and instructive, not just training exercises for some specific exam. This book is used by several navigation schools around the country. The chart included is of the Eastern Strait of Juan De Fuca. An excellent supplement to this book is our Onboard Exercise Book, which includes an extensive set of practice problems to be worked underway with real world navigation.
Needless to say, we are standing by to help with any of these if you need it. Your serial number provides access to our Online Resources and Discussion Groups, where you can post any questions that come up as you work through them. You will also see there much discussion of individual problems and related matters.
Optional electronic training charts for the region covered in this book are also available along with a very convenient eChart program and GPS simulator from Memory-Map. See eChart Supplement. With this package you can solve the practice problems both on paper and electronically. A good way to check your results as you learn both methods in parallel. Or work on the problems on the road when you don't have room for chart and plotting tools. |
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