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[@bostonjake1892]

You have no idea how MUCH you saved my ass. GREAT INSTRUCTOR!!! I wasn't getting it till I watched your videos. Thank you so MUCH.

[@stoned122]

he explains it very clear ..please upload more sir..its a good help for fellow seafarers..

[@pcos8337]

Thank you so much for taking the time to capture these tutorials. Huge help. Really appreciated. Thank you!

[@greatmusicgoodfeel826]

Thank You, better than the boating class i am taking. Very clear

[@01JakeGreen01]

LOL @ 14:58 Awesome video, thank you!!!!!

[@d.k.sailor.1292]

Hello Sir. You are the best teacher I have ever seen. thank you for your time! Best wishes!

[@joelafreniere7178]

Great straight forward very helpful. Thanks for your time and effort

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

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[@Expandacraftboats]

Very much like the way you show how to work the problems. I'd like to buy you a pack of black markers. 🙂

[@user-fz5lh1cf5l]

I feel well when I saw this video thank you for everything 🙏

[@nars8106]

THANK YOU!! Very well explained and made easy to understand.

[@harbourdogNL]

I really like you do the math here...this cancels this, and so on. Very clear!

[@loriangell8232]

This was very helpful, I especially appreciated the fact that you did a lot of repeating. I personally do not like "word problems" but you made this seem very easy.... Thank you!

[@rajohn84]

Yes true

[@davidsaulo4764]

I really appreciate you for the explanation of the interment.

[@Chadlistentome]

Beautifully done my man!

[@marilynoconnell4352]

Thank you! I took nav years ago and needed this refresher!

[@DC8FD]

Excellent video, thanks for sharing

[@6331483]

0:14 #1 What is your speed if it takes 2.15hrs to travel 32 nautical miles? 3:01 #2 If you travel 3.8 nautical miles, for 45mins what is your speed? 4:45 #3 How long will it take to travel 38 nm at 12 knots? 7:08 #4 Youre turning for 15 knots how far will you travel for 1hr and 37 mins? 9:41 #5 If you leave at 1000 with a speed of 11 knots, what time will you arrive alight 25 miles away? 13:26 #6 You depart at 930 and arrive 1054, if the distance was 21 nm what is the speed? 17:13 #7 You depart at 2100 hrs if your turning 15 knots, how far would you have travelled at 2250?

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

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[@mheljanerama6341]

Thankss for teaching, probably I gained lot of pattern how to get the answer.

[@John_1033]

Thank you for the help. Great job.

[@stormassasin1857]

thank you Capt ,

[@valerierodriguez3653]

Thanks. This really helped me.

[@gcydvlog5473]

Thank you sir.i've learned a lot.

[@inokskd2sf]

thank you so much man

[@jandarrellnuyles6696]

Thanks Bro it helps me in my navigation subject .

[@doctoleroreyjela.5669]

i hope your the next toturial is about LONGITUDE AND LATITUDE plotting

[@mariannybatiancila6022]

This is so very helpful because i had an assigment then i answer it because i'v look this video

[@black26075]

Hey do they have any apps to take practice test on this ?????

[@uscaptainstraining]

There is a website called lapware but it is pricey.

[@kouadiorotchoho8349]

Please can somebody tell me a good book that I can buy to have clear explanation for maritime math?

[@quartermaster8699]

When i calculating time i convert time into degrees and the remaining point will multiply to 60 and that is my final answer, different from yours bcoz u convert first the minutes,, is my so lution still correct?

[@jhonpaultayco3808]

Im still confused what should i use times(x) 60 or diveded(÷) by 60

[@uscaptainstraining]

Use your mental math. If you get it wrong you will be way off and your mental math will let you know where you should be. If you convert 45 minutes to hour it will be about .75 hours. It's like looking at an analog clock.

[@doctoleroreyjela.5669]

clear and good

[@stepheneurosailor1623]

👍

[@aljasim4904]

how can i have or where i can find this question ?? please i need it badly

[@danmurray9003]

thanks ,

[@ocean1843]

so the time’s unit in the speed formula will always be hours? or can it be seconds or minutes too

[@l0gik321]

yes can aslo be that

[@sangreal427]

1 knot equals 1.15078 nautical miles per hour.???

[@uscaptainstraining]

1 knot equals 1 nautical mile per hour.

[@sangreal427]

@@uscaptainstraining The NOA site gives 1.15078.

[@uscaptainstraining]

1 knot equals 1 nautical mile per hour or 1.15 statute miles per hour.

[@boataxe4605]

Or you can get a nautical slide rule.

[@asmith8896]

so if you need to travel 60NM at 180Kts how long will it take?

[@uscaptainstraining]

60nm ÷ 180nm/hr = .33hrs x 60 min/hrs = 20 minutes.

[@asmith8896]

@@uscaptainstraining thanks i got it now cheers.

[@izzyd3986]

Also I think 24 times 4 is 96,60 divided by 24 is 2.5

[@derektheophile2500]

Is it possible to get hold of a copy of the exam sheet you use? and if so how?

[@izzyd3986]

1:07 Am I the only one who noticed that he wrote mn instead of nm?

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[@urmomseyeball]

Hey thanks for the vid i love it but i dont like your voice....