Learn to Sail - Basic navigation #1

[@BiArn]

0 degrees is the prime meridian, not UTC/GMT which is a time zone.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@Grandmaster-G]

''...in a simple, easy-to-follow, animated tutorial.'' You weren't kidding ! Very concise, on-point presentation. Thanks a lot !

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@Rostov_red_beard]

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[@colorocko1]

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[@8Swindon]

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Thanks for watching and posting these amazing comments. Good luck with your course

[@keedledee]

You explain your videos so that people can understand .

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@damage_control_sailing]

Very nice graphics and great info for beginners. Thank you.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@MKing-hd3dd]

Very helpful -- better explanation than the basic USCG class. I know I'll be reviewing this again. Thank you!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@RahulSingh-pe4le]

Something which never got clear from books for years is clarified in a very easy way . Nicely animated. Thanks for the video.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@eriktumasyan5639]

Amazingly easy to absorb. Thank you!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@justinbhim809]

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[@jimloughlin5298]

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@odwyersadventures]

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@alexopweg]

Hi. The best ever explanation 👌 👏 🙌. Thank you very much. Regards from Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@robbradbury5109]

Excellent presentation. My 7YO is calling himself Cook - James Cook. Thanks and well done.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

a future sailor, that's awesome.... Thanks for watching and posting such great comments

[@Ed-uj4bc]

I love this channel for learning to sail. From a teaching perspective this is fantastic and loved this episode. Clearly you have a teaching background.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Hi Ed... thanks for watching and posting such a great review, much appreciated. I have been teaching watersports for the last 10 years, so that helps...

[@lukieboy549]

Excellent video, superbly explained thanks

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@stevebrown9181]

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@mikeauton7224]

This was so very, very helpful and explained in such a wonderfully easy way - thank you!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@pawelboczar153]

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@CarlosAlberto-lb7vr]

Great

[@kevinbaldwin1141]

Excellent little video.... Well done and many thanks!

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@jimdavids6708]

Excellent

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@Chebab-Chebab]

I used to mix up longitude and latitude. Then I read that latitude has 'tit' in it, and tits go from left to right. Now I remember the difference.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

😂 thanks now I will never forget it myself

[@bowtocaesar8932]

Great video. Thank you

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@jensgade8830]

You are really good at explaining

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@marclange1177]

Excellent, I’m going to do my over 9m skippers and need refresh and this was great

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

awesome, we wish you all the best in your upcoming exams

[@debashisdeb]

Excellent explanations

[@doug1219]

0° longitude is called the prime meridian. UTC and GMT are names for the time zone to the east of the prime meridian.

[@kenproulx8276]

UTC is a time line... 0 longitude is the Prime Meridian

[@balakrishnan4749]

Nice explanation

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

such amazing comments, thank you very much

[@p.a.ch.3861]

Excellent instructions

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@MrIzmirli35]

great tutorial thk u

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thanks so much, your time and feedback are hugely appreciated

[@byronmillanicia3384]

very interesting, I remember a little bit of the basic theory from middle school, No practical education, I didn't make it into the boy scouts 🤣🤣🤣 (antisocial since birth), I had to learned to make sense of a compass readings and uses here in the USA.

[@larrygao86]

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@wheezer1766]

Excellent! More!

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@josefvijay6837]

Sir how find india at the time of 1498 by waskodigama at the time there is no sophisticated boats and ships how to travel boat using only winds sir please

[@sakuradag4978]

Thanks.

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank you for watching and liking, much appreciated

[@Entrenamientonautico]

There's a mistake. We use meridians to measure Latitude, as Latitud is North or South from Equator. And we use paralels to measure Longitud, as we count from Greenwich to East or West.

[@rodrigorodrigues5006]

Thanks

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

most welcome, thanks for watching

[@whackerjacker]

so if the compass was least would you deduct the 3 degrees from the 3.15 T?

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

Hi Patrick, if the variation in your area is east, then yes... variation is specific to the area. Also, you have added a point in your comment, looks like 3.15 whereas it is 315... If the variation is east, then yes, deduct the 3 degrees from 315

[@whackerjacker]

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 hey, thanks for the reply, not sure why I added a decmil point 🤣 but I get it now. Very educational videos, I've learnt loads in these two videos alone. Thanks

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

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[@hryall5465]

good instruction with very poor audio quality - echo, hard to hear some things clearly.

[@roberttoodie275]

Math, not my strongest point...

[@searchingforcoconuts2248]

thank goodness for apps

[@roberttoodie275]

@@searchingforcoconuts2248 yes, for sure