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[@Francis-sc4rg]

Very helpful. I'm doing Skippers Unlimited Waters course at the moment and unfortunately my facilitator at the college is fuckin useless at teaching. So this vid gave me a clear idea of what I am supposed to be doing

[@farziplayz3926]

You Deserves More Support Sir ❤

[@seashellshore9997]

Thankyou! Keep sharing the videos with the people who can benefit from it :)

[@discountcuppon]

Good morning For preparation of second mate / DNS/ BSC nautical science/NCV come in #kundanpatna

[@ADVENTURES_ADRIFT]

Sir can I ask when you calculated Departure why you transposed the SinCo = Dep/Dist to Dep = Dist x SinCo correctly with the Multiplication but when you calculated D'long you went from Cos m'lat = dip/d'long to D'long = dep/cos m'lat?? no multiplication here? this part is really tripping me up.

[@ilyaster-em1ej]

Sir you are a great teacher 🥰🥰😍😍

[@migueljamespacto7386]

You have been a big help, thank you so much

[@renznathanielr.delacruz1267]

I have a question in getting the Dlong. how 003°32'W Instead of 004°32'W?

[@dirkbuys9498]

With this calculations one makes faults very fast. It is better to put in all in minutes, dan make the difference and you will see that there are 212 minutes left. This is 3x60 minutes = 180 minutes, what is left is 32 minutes. So in total 3h32 min.

[@jajamejia1185]

I have a question friend in 6:03. Where did you get the 20°38.6'? I'v tried solving Tan but the outcome is 20.64° not 20°38.6'. How did you get that? Pls enlighten me.

[@seashellshore9997]

Sure. Agree with you, on the calculator, you must be getting 20.64° . Next up, you multiply 0.64 X 60 which comes out to be 38.6.

[@Zetash4103]

@@seashellshore9997 sir 0.64×60=38.4 base on calculator.

[@akhilsingh3636]

Thanks for this videos,that's explain clearly.👍👍

[@Blue_Neptune21]

2:20 i think it is east not west since a is 076 deg going to 080 deg

[@aaronjohnstone2800]

11:58 how did you get the 3 21.8N

[@adityashankar2546]

such an informative video sir .. thankyou again

[@seashellshore9997]

Your welcome!

[@user-my4eu5xn9g]

@sea shell shore how did you know that that quadrantal course at the beginning of the exercise is East and not West

[@AmitKumar-yo8rb]

Very very very thanku sirrr☺☺🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Nexy998]

One question friend. When calculating Distance when do you use Sin Co formula and when Cos Co? Because I seem to get different results depending of which one formula I use, or I have made a mistake. Thank you.

[@seashellshore9997]

Nice that you asked that. Sin Co and Cos Co formula shall give similar results for Distance. There might be an error with your calculation which you need to check, if you are getting different values.

[@seashellshore9997]

in reference of this video, you can have a look : 06:50 mins - Dist is calculated by Sin Co formula. If you use Cos Co formula putting the correct values, it gives the same result for distance. Check it out!

[@Nexy998]

@@seashellshore9997 Thank you for an answer! Oh its great now when I know that I have just made calculation mistake😅 I didn't have time to check it before. Thank you once more and keep it up with these great vids!

[@timclouter5644]

Great video, thank you very much!

[@cathyjoyandot1525]

sir, how will I know if I'm going to subtract or add the Lat A and Dlat, as well as the Long A and D long?

[@dirkbuys9498]

I suppose that 003°32'W is the departure, not DLong, since it is not on the equator, right?

[@gurleensingh4479]

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[@reyrabino1059]

sir how to get the the Dlat if you have a same latitude?

[@seaman6515]

You are a Great master 👍

[@bulataobonzi9779]

In example #1, where did the Tan -1 come from?

[@Arjun-py8io]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@seashellshore9997]

Your welcome :)

[@subhuverma]

Can you please tell me how do you converted 0.3767 in to course?

[@shankarbhandari9315]

Longitude of position B will be in east direction you have written west and wanted to know when and what formula we have to use as there are 4 formula in plain sailing I'm confused can u help me out

[@justadarsh5482]

dlong is leser then initial postion ,its not change its hemisphere ,so it mean final postion will be in west only but in moving toward east direction ,,hope you get it

[@seashellshore9997]

You can use the formulas to your benefit according to the information which you have in hand.

[@user-my4eu5xn9g]

@@justadarsh5482 how did he know that that quadrantal course at the beginning of the exercise is East and not West?

[@sandeepmishra-jw3xr]

Sir I request to u frst explain y we r using plane sailing and what's plan sailing

[@muneswarma3594]

Hi sir can do set and drift calculations I'm a bit confused.. Tq

[@seashellshore9997]

Yes, sure , Will work on that.

[@alhmadi999]

At 11:10 how did we go from 201.8 mins to degrees

[@reysterviernes5320]

÷60

[@youksenpai9953]

how do you get 3 degree 21.8 minit

[@jomarierosal9758]

201.8/60

[@alyssafayesigneycandare5580]

its 3°36' base on calculator

[@jomarierosal9758]

@@alyssafayesigneycandare5580 then press degree, Minute, second

[@m_s_mariner]

Sir please explain excersize question

[@dirkbuys9498]

Can we solve it with pythagoras?

[@gurleensingh4479]

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[@Arjun-py8io]

900subcriber🔥

[@seashellshore9997]

Road to 10k 🚀

[@badhansaha21]

Thanks a lot Sir. Now I can do it better than you 😎😝 kidding. I appreciate your content ❤️

[@seashellshore9997]

So nice of you! Keep watching and keep gaining knowledge :)

[@gurleensingh4479]

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[@ushio3370]

Na bruh if the latitude has the same hemisphere they have to be subtract

[@nikkoslimbo7784]

Umay