Starfinder Live Problems Solving for USCG Exams

[@toddschultz2182]

Missed the live stream but just watched. Very well done. Much appreciated

[@kamalpreetsingh5791]

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[@deanbahniuk1789]

10:47 pm was clock time. Military time 22:47 Then the answer works

[@davidswheatley-talesfromth1796]

First of all, if you can see a star, any star, at 10hrs 47min 49secs, you have far superior eyesight than me in the middle of the morning. Even at 10 am minus the four hours means you can see stars at 0646 local and secondly, west of Greenwich, each 15° will be GMT minus on hour not plus one hour?

[@NavigationTraining]

I admitted to the math error in the video....

[@NavigationTraining]

It's a typo, it should end up being 2245 GMT, and therefore 1845 zone time. Watch time plus four hours gets you GMT. ZD (+4) in USCG language. Four hours west of Greenwich as you describe. Chronometers are in 12 hour time and not 24 hour time. That was the error.

[@arrivalsantoniyus6337]

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[@moosalmusthafa4529]

LHA = GHA + East Longitude

[@moosalmusthafa4529]

LHA = GHA - West Longitude