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SeaSources Group Testing Service SeaSources Celestial Navigation Training Videos The subjects listed below are currently available for testing in the new online study room and are available for download to your computer. Click on subject below for details. Engineering Examination Questions Deck Examination Questions Operator Uninspected Passenger Vessel Aids to Navigation Glossary Included Fire Fighting Glossary Included Meteorology "Glossary Included" Pollution Control and Prevention Plotting/Navigational Problems Seamanship Glossary Included Ships Construction Glossary Included Stability and Trim Glossary Included Tides and Currents Glossary Included
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Altitude intercept (a) the difference between hc and ho. Watch time (w.t.) is the reading of your watch at the instant you make the sextant reading. The watch is set to the standard time of the time zone the boat is in. Zone time (z.t.) is the correct time of the zone you're in. Watch error (w.e.) is the amount of time the watch is slow (s) or fast (f). If the watch is slow, you add the error. If it's fast, subtract. CHRONOMETER TIME (C.T.) what the chronometer reads, as set to GMT. CHRONOMETER ERROR (C.E.) the amount of time it's slow or fast. CORRECTED CHRONOMETER TIME (C.C.T.) the chronometer time corrected by adding slow C.E.'S and subtracting fast C.E.'S. S.H.A. stands for sidereal hour angle. it is the angle westward from Aries to the star. Azimuth Zn is the true bearing from the assumed position to the body and its G.P. The local hour angle (LHA) is the distance the body (and its G.P.} is west of your position, measured in degrees.
LOCAL APPARENT NOON (LAN): The time when the sun and the vessel are on the same meridian.
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