Chartwork Tutorial: Nature Of Seabed

[@abettermousetrap]

I love how you put things in very simple language. So much easier to understand than the vast majority of YT videos out there. From this new subscriber, thank you from the Maritimes Canada

[@entropyachieved750]

Both your channels are top notch. Really enjoy learning about something different to my line of work

[@CasualNavigationAcademy]

Thanks Entropy!

[@laquaces]

my guy releasing coastal navigation series right after i took my exam haha

[@CasualNavigationAcademy]

Haha. Sorry...

[@drewkelly6967]

Love the cheat sheet!

[@CasualNavigationAcademy]

Thanks Drew! I appreciate it.

[@DoofWieStroh]

very nicely explained! Keep going

[@CasualNavigationAcademy]

Thanks Ramon

[@KingstoneS318]

What l always question is indeed paper charts are the ultimate reliable source for plotting a course but not when you can't zoom in like we do on navionics to see hazards, would you still regard the charts as reliable on what's printed or is electronics a better source? Thanks so much

[@CasualNavigationAcademy]

Charts are designed so that the information is displayed well at the size they are printed so that you don't need to zoom. Saying that, I do believe that when used correctly, electronic charts are now a better solution.

[@johnstarkie9948]

@@CasualNavigationAcademy I disagree.

[@squidgysailor]

YES PLEASE!!