Deck : General Navigation - 1385/2138
|
|---|
| « Previous Question |
| Your vessel has changed course and is heading 285°T, you are on the charted range and it appears as in illustration D048NG below. After several minutes the range appears as in illustration D047NG below and your heading is still 285°T. What does this indicate? |
| A) course made good to the left of the DR track |
| B) leeway caused by a NE'ly wind |
| C) south-setting current |
| D) north-setting current |
loading answer...
Illustration D048NG
| Comments |
|---|
| naecoj - 2024-01-05 11:43:55 Member (1) |
| D047NG not showing |
| buoylobsterman - 2021-04-26 09:02:24 Member (4) |
| DO47NG is not shown |
| Bayramicemre - 2020-09-10 13:02:06 Registered (1) |
| The Sun's center may be coincident with both the celestial equator and the observer's prime vertical circle when __ |