Navigating safely with GPS

Article Abstract:

Suggestions on the proper use of the GPS for navigation are presented. These include being cognizant of the accuracy of the GPS fix and the charts, setting the GPS to match the chart, and establishing waypoints in clear water while allowing for inaccuracies and visibility problems.

Navigation systems, Electronics in navigation, Global Positioning System (Navigational aid)

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Sails for bluewater cruising

Article Abstract:

Sailors who are embarking on an offshore cruise can optimize their boats' sail inventory by evaluating the predominant wind conditions along their planned route. This preparation can maximize the safety and speed of their journey.

Equipment and supplies, Sailboats, Sails

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Pressure drop

Article Abstract:

Sailing is discussed with emphasis on the use of a barometer to determine when there will be wind. Difficulties arise over interpreting the information a barometer provides and data on this is presented.

Barometer, Barometers

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