Which nautical charts are intended for coastwise navigation outside of outlying reefs and shoals?
A) Approach charts B) General charts C) Sailing charts D) Coast charts E)NULL
A) Approach charts B) General charts C) Sailing charts D) Coast charts E)NULL
A) from Bowditch Vol. II B) from a table on board your ship C) by requesting the calibration station to provide the information after the RDF is calibrated D) by comparing the true and relative bearings of the transmitter E)NULL
A) sunrise B) 1200 LMT C) sunset D) 2400 LMT E)NULL
A) error of perpendicularity B) side error C) prismatic error D) centering error E)NULL
A) type of cargo gear B) instrument used in celestial navigation C) instrument used to measure relative humidity D) instrument used to measure specific gravity E)NULL
A) continue on course and ensure that the bearings change to the left B) pass between the buoy and another buoy showing a fixed white light C) alter course to port and pass the buoy close aboard to either side…
A) Shows groups of 2 or more flashes at regular intervals B) Durations of light and darkness are equal C) Shows not less than 60 flashes per minute D) Shows quick flashes for about 5 seconds followed by a 1…
A) danger B) vessels are excluded from the area C) the buoy is a mooring buoy D) operating restrictions are in effect E)NULL
A) at elongation angles near 180° B) from quadrature to opposition C) at conjunction D) at opposition E)NULL
A) Poor steering B) Leeway C) Known compass error D) Ocean currents E)NULL