Chart Plotting and Navigation 101.MOV

[@earlstafari]

This is an awesome introduction to charting and plotting. In less than 12 minutes you made clear what my instructor did not do in 2 hours. Some people teach for clarity, others teach to confuse, you are the former. Thank you.

[@yellowsport3]

Super cool stuff there Captain Adderley! You truly rock!!! You teach so one can UNDERSTAND what it is they're doing while some teach for others to KNOW what they're doing! I highly admire your style of teaching! God Bless!!!

[@rudylopez1569]

Captain, you have the gift that keeps on giving. Here it is years later and it still produces results. Thank you for this presentation. Captain Rudy Lopez

[@richardpierce6605]

Most youtube presentations are not very clear nor comprehensible. Capt. Lori does a fine job in her presentation. She is clear and obviously knows how to communicate. It would be nice to see more than one camera angle in the future, however. Thank you.

[@gordonclark7632]

For someone like me who has no understanding of navigation at all, this was an easy to follow explanation of plotting a course and waypoint.

[@LadyCaptn]

@Foggof52 Thank you for taking the time to let me know it was useful. Always looking for suggestions for new lessons? Safe Passage, Capt Lori

[@skelmore]

In all the "Instructional" videos on Navigation, this is by far the most simple and precise explanation I have found. I hope you can consider making more videos like this or even perhaps a series. I hope life finds you well. Stay safe and may you have fair winds and following seas.

[@peterfigueroa8807]

Captain Lori this is 5 years after the fact. But your a star in the making. Please get yourself back on youtube your needed! Great Job!

[@helipilot727]

I love how SLOWLY and simply you explained this. Please do more. Would love to see you do a celestial navigation video.

[@njunderground82]

Great video! I appreciate how you explained things! I have been a hiker for many years, using topo maps and navigating using compass, but I found nautical charts a little intimidating when I recently started boating. You explained it so I understood the basics very well!

[@carlbastien8050]

This has helped me visualize and easily understand the process. Currently doing my Basic Navigation standard (Sail Canada) on my own during the COVID lock down, there are no class rooms just the documents to learn from and theory exam with chart supervised on ZOOM. Thank you!

[@josephsisson]

Thanks for posting this video. Excellent, clear, unambiguous instructions. Happy sailing!

[@89Newell]

Thank you very much. I thought it might be advantageous to get a head start on a nautical nav/plotting course. I found your "walk-through/talk through" straight forward and easy to follow.

[@TheDricavasa]

LOVED your class!!!!!! Great teacher!!!!! Congrats, Captain!!!!

[@jasonschmidt5175]

Thank you for explaining this in a clear and straight forward manner

[@wldgoos]

Lady Capt., It's really a shame that you won't show us more lessons.. Your instructions are perfect and easily understood.. You have what many 'teachers' do not have, and/or wish they had -- the ability to actually 'teach'.. Read the comments, we ALL wish you would continue to make more nautical videos.. Get your own site going, advertise it, and it wouldn't be long before you had a large following, me included, with what time I have left... Dennis Egan

[@wldgoos]

LadyCaptn, Hello, your explaination is terrific.. The 'timing' of your words are excellent, it gives us all a second or two for your words to 'sink-in' before you continue.. If measuremants can be calculated by using the vertical 'ticks' on the chart; what then, if any, can the horizontal 'ticks' be used for? Thank you so much for this quick look at Navigation, I do hope there will be many more lessons? I check in daily and cross my fingers :-) .. Keep up the good work Captain...

[@granitePillar]

Very well and clearly explained. Got it first time! Thanks and happy sailing, Captain!

[@Whitianga18]

Thank you for that information, you should do more videos, you are a very good teacher. I would love to see some more as I am doing my boat masters course and I am a complete novice to all this jargon. Well done.

[@garygrasser1434]

whhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat????? you are doing your masters course but don't know the "jargon"??? good luck with that.

[@CaptLori-ud4se]

Dear Whitianga18....Many thanks for your compliment. Best of luck to you with your studies, it is a lot of information to learn, but I see that you are exploring many educational resources. Safe Passage, Capt Lori

[@carolmcdermott2556]

gary grasser Thank you Gary, I'm doing just fine.

[@Whitianga18]

gary grasser Just to let you know Gary I passed my Boatmasters on 31st August.

[@stefankozma]

Thanks. This was so useful. I never knew how those parallel chart plotters where used. Studying for my pilots license.

[@wikkie32]

Thanks for the lesson, I'm about to buy a yacht and need to brush up on chart work as the last time I did anything like this was back in the army days.

[@Whitianga18]

Thanks again Captain this video was very helpful to me. Passed my Boat masters, over the moon :)

[@mrbeautiful999]

Excellent lesson, Captain. Thank you. You are a wonderful teacher.

[@studio6460]

Very well presented! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@Lisnageeragh]

Thank you for coming back...another video then!!

[@Foggof52]

Great video......hope you'll post more.....Very easy to learn with your explanation...THX

[@jamespeters5913]

Great information...I am a total land rat but love the ocean and big sail ships ( always wanted to be a Pirat...lol) found a paralell ruler at the junk store new in plastic....had no idea...gave 2 bucks for it....thanks to you I know now what it is AND how to use it...lol I think I am goona apply for a Pirat position soon...lol Thanks for great video/ info!! Ahoii!!

[@billynsi]

Thanks, Taking my ASA 104 course and the course material is not very good explaining charting. Your video saved me much frustration. THANK!

[@abdelazizjelan5748]

very clear and to the point more of this and complicated routes will an advantage

[@blackandsilky]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! It was easy to follow :)

[@TERRYBIGGENDEN]

My compliments to you. This is so well made. Your explanations are not rushed, and you have a really pleasant voice and clear presentation..Please make some more demonstrations? Best wishes. :-)

[@johnnyohness]

For some reason your reply to my comment was removed. I picked it elsewhere though. Thank you for your reply and you comment helped allot. Thank you for your reply.

[@lindamuvic8110]

That was really clear and straight forward. Thanks

[@JackHill45]

Very clear and understandable. Thanks!

[@jenniferlogan-porter9788]

Very clear and concise! Thanks for sharing 😀

[@preem7]

Very helpful,Lori.Thank you!!

[@DisabledPrepper]

Hi, please would you make more videos? I really loved this one! Warm regards. D^P

[@richarde1142]

Clear concise and appreciated.

[@rlpmlr]

Just getting into this stuff. That was very informative Thanks!

[@LadyCaptn]

@eartotheground121 Thank you so very much for the compliment, I am glad the video was helpful. I generally use a mechanical pencil .7 point. Often I like to use the small post it tabs to mark my lat/lon at the scale. they make a "post it" with arrow ends. Safe Passage, Capt Lori

[@dsmith004]

Nicely done Captain.

[@cindyspencer4390]

Thank you I'm thinking this is a realistic way for students to use not only latidude and longitude but using information learned about coordinate planes and ordered pairs.

[@ofcv1238]

Very nice video and explanation. Don’t ask how I got here but it was NOT a refresher of my navigation class or skills. It would help to better explain how “lines of latitude are always same distance apart”. It is obvious when looking at sphere with lines drawn but not so clear when looking at a navigation chart of small section of earth’s surface.

[@LadyCaptn]

Latitude and longitude are 2 different distances. You can "test" this theory, by measuring 1 bar of longitude on your chart. Note the measurement, and lay it over a bar of latitude. Depending on where you live this could be greatly different!! the only place latitude and logituse are equi-distance is at the equator. Hope that helps ...thanks again. Safe Passage

[@papsaidy3399]

it helps me alot and hope to see more videos and i wish to see some expert on this abroad

[@Foggof52]

Anything to do with charting will be helpful.......I'm wanting to move to open water and get out of the lakes and explorer the Gulf as I live in Fl.............Will be looking forward to new vids........Thanks........Jerry

[@LadyCaptn]

Many thanks. The lines/bars which represent Longitude (top and bottom) are only useful for determining Position. However, considering that you must have the longitude to determine an exact position, I'd say they were still pretty important!! Safe Passage ;-))

[@LadyCaptn]

Well your right, Tide and Current are definately above and beyond the chart plotting shown here. A course on dead reckoning (deduced or "ded" reckoning) would help to factor in those variables. Its practically a course of its own. Maybe a subject for a future video ;-))

[@daisyd154]

Thank you! This is very helpful.

[@waveridernow]

Excellent, thank you for the video

[@Satdvr27]

Great video

[@Pecantanshawtey]

thank you! im getting tested tomorrow.

[@subsailor1]

Very well done! Thanks!

[@LadyCaptn]

@TheOceanJames Bravo...youre the real deal. Never stop learning...

[@johnnyohness]

This stuff is amazing. To the complete laymen it all seem so complicated. I still do not understand how the walking ruler works. This is going to take me for ever to understand this. I'm hell bent on learning it though.

[@ginopatoc2538]

thank you for the explanation captain..even if i am not american but i can a little bit understanding.

[@blackandsilky]

I hope you do more Vids.

[@elbert108]

great video, thanks captain

[@cptsky47]

Try a rotating azimuth plotter is probably better to work with than walking the plotter which is vulnerable on a rocking boat.

[@LadyCaptn]

Yes..that is a dilemma. That is what the GPS can do. And if your running near coastal, even todays smart phones will give you at Lat/Lon, which you can then plot on the chart. Hope you find yourself...in a good place ;-)

[@WidowsSon63]

Anymore videos on nautical charts? By the way, Navy or Coastie? I'm former Navy, now living in Sweden.

[@007peteh]

i Capt. What do you think about the "TVMDC" iPhone app? For quick TVMDC and Set and Drift calcs to find your CTS.... ?

[@wulliemac6528]

Yes very informative to a NOVIS

[@MrHorsenaround]

Excellent! :)

[@MrBignick88]

i used to do a bit of astronomy growing up comes in handy if rough seas break your compass i used the constellation crux we ended up in NZ to my relief i was afraid we would run aground on the barrier reef me and a mate were on our way back from the marshalls we went to see bikini atoll didnt need to worry about fuel as long as the canvas sail held up

[@liluminatidajjal2525]

Was it that easy all this time ♥♥

[@pickleme101]

Did you add the 14 degrees of declination at some point or when would it be used

[@michaelsudziarski7156]

YOU REALLY SHOULD PUT A CLASS TOGETHER ! WHAT EVER THE FEE COUNT ME IN VERY GOOD TEACHER THANKS

[@Applecompuser]

Good video. Is she writing on the chart, or is there something over the chart that she is writing on? (Im just learning.)

[@MeetMEinOuterSpace88]

hello and good day ladycap'n im a first yr student of maritime trasportation but im dumb as a grade 1 pupil, i just want to ask on how to learn the step by step procedure coz its confusing me. thank you and sorry for bad grammar :(

[@HenryLiu7]

Why not measure the course line with a ruler and compare it with the latitude scale?

[@Lisnageeragh]

How , or what, does she allow for tide?

[@milolopez9640]

Esta explicación la hay en español?

[@phcagent]

I'm wondering why you didn't modify your course route with the magnetic variation? Thanks.

[@seikibrian8641]

+phcagent If I understand correctly, on that scale of chart the variation will for all practical purposes be constant across the chart, and the inner rose shows the magnetic course with local variation. That doesn't take annual drift into account, of course, but maybe she had the most-current chart. (Or maybe she was simplifying for the sake of brevity.)

[@LadyCaptn]

+phcagent In the 101 version, a student should read the course to steer from the Magnetic ring (inside ring) on the Compass Rose. If you are training for a Captain's Course, you will need know how to do the conversions. This video was meant to assist the folks who boat on the weekends and help familiarize them with using a chart for navigation. Thank you for your comment, so I had the chance to express that...Also to answer SeikiBrian, in this particular Chart the variation will change from one Compass Rose to the next Compass Rose on the same chart, due to the scale of this particular Chart. When Charts covers large areas (small scale charts) then it is very likely the Variation will change slightly from one Compass rose to the next. Charts of smaller areas (large scale charts) generally will not have variation changes from one end of the Chart to the other end. Thanks for watching and for your comments!

[@seikibrian8641]

+LadyCaptn Ah, I thought that was a large-scale chart. I could only see one rose. (I could only get 240p resolution to show on my screen, and it was also quite dark.) Thanks for clarifying.

[@adisakk081]

Thanks

[@starfoxhound87]

Just curious (I'm a beginner), once you found 9.6 miles linear distance how would you determine provisions or a time estimation? I'm trying to plot a voyage 1770 style.

[@knightnvy]

EEEEEEK no onion paper on top of that chart! my soul hurts!

[@angelapaolillo2800]

Captain, the video is blurry!

[@cptsky47]

the view of the nautical chart is not clear.

[@LadyCaptn]

Safe Passage Skipper

[@Hari-888]

you said 14.9 degrees

[@allansmith6050]

Who or what 11 people didn't like this?

[@CaptLori-ud4se]

+Allan Smith Allan, I like your style...Thanks for the thumbs up ;-)

[@snnneto5]

+Allan Smith it is probably for the low resolution and no focus due to very low lighting of map. good explanation tho

[@bluebow68]

Allan Smith..Just a theory...as this is a complete beginners /intro.to..One might not understand fully about meridian lines..It can take a while for this to sink in,if a complete novice..I myself only read about them earlier today..so I was a little au fe with the jargon..But a complete novice might need a little more help there..like a globe to distinguish meridian lines from latitude etc..Nonetheless,I found it informative even as I am little more than a novice however..

[@rickodato369]

good video, but video quality is not good.

[@Oceancharter]

Worst quality ever, but man, something just clicked with the way you explained it. Thx

[@knightnvy]

Auto focus off

[@vikingsmb]

Portland plotter is better and far easier to use!

[@Rick-tb4so]

Your video quality is horrible.....

[@chanshki20]

boooooooooooooooooooooooo