Getting around: the basics of navigation

Article Abstract:

A boat owner must learn enough of the fundamentals of navigation to be able to maneuver from place to place on the water. A basic knowledge of latitude and longitude and how to read nautical charts are necessary to find one's position. Tips are given on basic navigating skills.

Methods, Navigation, Nautical charts, Navigation charts, Signs and symbols

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Batteries and charging

Article Abstract:

Power shortages in boats, particularly those with many electricity-dependent systems, may be caused by undercharged or overcharged batteries, or by faulty charging systems. To avoid power shortages, batteries and charging systems should be regularly tested.

Maintenance and repair, Batteries, Battery chargers

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Choosing the right radar display

Article Abstract:

Innovations in LCD (liquid crystal display) radar displays enable marine radar to be smaller, less costly and well-suited for use in open cockpits. Furthermore, LCD radar displays can be waterproof and possess low magnetic power.

Usage, Innovations, Liquid crystal displays, Navigation systems, Electronics in navigation

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