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COMPRE QZ1 Prelim
COMPRE QZ1 Prelim
QZ1 Prelim
Magnetic Compass
Speed & Distance Log Device
Ship Whistle
Daylight Signaling Lamp
Pilot Card
Voyage Plan
Forecastle Bell
Maneuvering Booklet
Black Ball Shape
Record of Navigation Activities
Record of Maintenance of Navigational Equipment
Wheelhouse Posters
Black Diamond Shape
Ship Flags
Parallel Rulers
Logbook
Marine Binoculars
Marine Sextant
Parallel Rulers Parallel rulers are a drafting instrument used by navigators to draw
parallel lines on charts to plot direction. The tool consists of two straight rulers joined by
two arms which allow them to move close or apart from each other but remain parallel
at all times.
Marine Binoculars The standard size of marine binoculars is 7 x 50. It means that it
has 7 times magnification and the objective lenses are 50mm in diameter. Any more
magnification with a steady view gets progressively harder beyond this.
Marine Sextant – a handheld instrument whose principal use is to measure the vertical
angles or the altitudes of celestial bodies above the visible sea horizon in order to
ascertain the ship’s position at sea. It is a doubly reflecting navigation instrument that
measures the angular distance between two visible objects. The primary use of a
sextant is to measure the angle between an astronomical object and the horizon for the
purposes of celestial navigation.