Since the first edition was published, Pass Your Day Skipper has helped thousands of students through their shore-based Day Skipper course. Concise and comprehensive, this crammer covers all the essentials of the RYA syllabus, arranged in bite-size chunks to make revision easier and brought fully up to date in this seventh edition.
Throughout, the theory is set in a practical seagoing perspective, and helpful hints on exam tactics are provided too. And to relieve the tension of all that studying, each section is enlivened with Mike Peyton's best-loved cartoons. The new edition has been updated throughout to reflect changes to the syllabus and the latest developments around electronic navigation, including updated sections on chart plotters, satellite positions, weather information and safety equipment. The revision guide covers:
-Electronic navigation and chartwork
-Tides and tidal streams
-Pilotage
-Weather - the weather system, local weather and coping with bad weather
-Anchoring, mooring and ropework
-Passage planning
-Safety - SOLAS, radio distress, man overboard and first aid
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Now in its seventh edition, this must-have guide to revising for, and above all, passing the RYA Day Skipper exam covers all the essentials of the RYA syllabus assuming no prior knowledge, arranged by topic and highlighted to make revising easier.
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Nautical terms and sailing theory |
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Measuring direction and distance |
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Other uses of satellite positions |
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International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 |
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Part A General rules and definitions |
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Part B Steering and sailing rules |
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Part D Sound and light signals |
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Fire and explosions onboard |
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| Glossary |
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Peter Rodgers learnt to sail in dinghies, has done three Fastnets, two as navigator, and has cruised his own boats for many years, as well as crewing and chartering in the Med and elsewhere. He passed his Offshore Yachtmaster before electronics took over the chart table.
David Fairhall has enjoyed sailing for more than half a century in everything from Dragons to Thames barges. He has raced offshore, including skippering a boat in the Fastnet Race, and made numerous transatlantic ocean deliveries.
The late Mike Peyton remains widely regarded as the greatest yachting cartoonist.
