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NAV PT 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| IALA | IALA A- Red buoy to our port side while entering port IALA B- Red Buoy to our STBD side while entering port |
| Cardinal Buoyage System | Used in conjunction with the compass to indicate where the mariner may find the best navigable water. |
| Range Markers | Determine position relative to the track by evaluating the alignment of the markers forming the range. |
| Advance | Distance the vessel moves in the direction of the original course from when the rudder is put over until the new course is reached. |
| Transfer | The distance the vessel moves perpendicular to the original course during the turn. |
| True Bearing | Based on a circle of degrees with true north 000 degrees. |
| Relative Bearing | Circle drawn around the ship herself with bow 000 degrees. |
| Binoculars | Magnified glasses used for lookouts. |
| Stadimeter | Measures the distance of an object of known height such as a mast. |
| Sextant | Precision instrument that can measure angles in degrees, minutes, seconds. |
| Bearing Circle | Metal ring that fits over a compass bowl. |
| Telescopic Alidade | Telescope equipped with cross hairs, level vial, polarizing light filter and internal Focusing. |
| Fathometer | Determines the depth of water the ship is in. |
| Barometer | An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. |
| Psychrometer | An instrument used for determining atmospheric humidity consisting of dry-bulb and wet-bulb thermometers. |
| Swing Circle | Amount of chain released + ships length. |
| Drag Circle | Amount of chain released + distance from hawspipe to pelorus. |
| Laser Range Finder | gives distance between us and RAS ship to the CO |