Introduction |
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4 Basic Seamanship Under Sail |
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5 Boat Handling Under Sail |
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6 Boat Handling Under Power |
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Leaving an alongside berth |
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Knots, splices and whippings |
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Anchoring stern - or bow-to |
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10 Sailing in Heavy Weather |
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11 Navigation - An Introduction |
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12 Charts, Publications and Chart Table TOOLS |
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Latitude, longitude and the globe |
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Scale and passage requirements |
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Other information on the chart |
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Pilot books and sailing directions |
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127 | (16) |
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Intermediate tidal heights |
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Non-astronomical factors in tide movements |
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The essence of a tidal height question |
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Using tidal height calculations safely |
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Information on tidal streams |
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16 Traditional Navigational Inputs |
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17 The Estimated Position |
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18 Classical Position Fixing |
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The eyeball fix and the position line |
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Preplotting and use of ship's heading |
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Global Positioning System (GPS) |
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183 | (4) |
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Electronic chart plotters |
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Course to steer at the turn of the tide |
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Cross-tide sailing with GPS |
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Wind, tide, light and darkness |
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Beating in water free of currents |
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Beating in a cross-current |
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Charts and overall distances |
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Passage planning with chart plotters |
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Traffic Separation Schemes (TSS) |
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229 | (1) |
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The passage without electronics |
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The passage using GPS and a paper chart |
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The passage with a plotter |
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25 Domestics of a Passage |
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240 | (4) |
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244 | (6) |
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27 Collision Avoidance in Poorvisibility |
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Responsibility for lookout |
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Simple collision avoidance |
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Top tips for radar collision avoidance |
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28 Tactics and Navigation in Heavyweather |
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264 | (5) |
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Navigation in poor conditions |
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Tool kits and spare parts |
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Fire prevention and fighting |
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Ropes around the propeller |
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288 | (7) |
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Bringing the casualty aboard |
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Mutually exclusive air masses |
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Locating a low-pressure centre |
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Wind strengths in depressions |
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Depressions in the southern hemisphere |
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APPENDIX 1 Stability in Sailing Yachts |
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APPENDIX 2 Commercial Endorsement of the RYAIMCA Vachtmaster Certificate |
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Professional practices and responsibilities (PPR) |
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Index |
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