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[http://www.seatac.org.au/Calendar/TWELTHS.pdf Rule of 12s] a way of approximating/simplifying the high of the tide
 
[http://www.seatac.org.au/Calendar/TWELTHS.pdf Rule of 12s] a way of approximating/simplifying the high of the tide
  
See also the Sea Safety RNLI book in the [Safety_resources] section.  This contains a PC/Mac interactive introduction to the Collession regulations, Fog signals, and lights.
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See also the Sea Safety RNLI booklet in the [[Safety_resources]] section.  This contains a PC/Mac interactive introduction to the Collesion regulations, Fog signals, and lights.
 
===Tide===
 
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Wiley's free Tide stream calculator is a free download and provides lots of information about tides, ports, navigation, and much more.
 
Wiley's free Tide stream calculator is a free download and provides lots of information about tides, ports, navigation, and much more.
 
[http://www.wileynautical.com/view/0/almanac.html http://www.wileynautical.com/view/0/almanac.html]
 
[http://www.wileynautical.com/view/0/almanac.html http://www.wileynautical.com/view/0/almanac.html]
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See also the Sea Safety RNLI booklet in the [[Safety_resources]] section.  This contains a PC/Mac interactive introduction to the Collesion regulations, Fog signals, and lights.

Revision as of 10:59, 3 November 2009

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Introducionary materials

Tide planning intro

rule of thirds one way of approximating/simplifying the speed of tidal flow. There is also the 50 90 rule.

Rule of 12s a way of approximating/simplifying the high of the tide

See also the Sea Safety RNLI booklet in the Safety_resources section. This contains a PC/Mac interactive introduction to the Collesion regulations, Fog signals, and lights.

Tide

  • Tide Tables for Leisure Users (Monthly Port of London Tide Tables for Walton-on-the-Naze, Margate, Southend-on-Sea, Croyton, Tilbury, North Woolwich and London Bridge).

Weather

Navigation

Lighthouses

Lights/Buoys

Collision Avoidance

Collision Avoidance at Night

Navigation Lights

Sound Signals

Fog Signals

Some practice tests on the above

Knots

PC based programs

Wiley's free Tide stream calculator is a free download and provides lots of information about tides, ports, navigation, and much more. http://www.wileynautical.com/view/0/almanac.html See also the Sea Safety RNLI booklet in the Safety_resources section. This contains a PC/Mac interactive introduction to the Collesion regulations, Fog signals, and lights.