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NS100 Navigation Instruments Fundamentals of Naval Science

Lesson 12 Navigational Instruments

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NS100

Navigation Instruments

Fundamentals of

Naval Science

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Measurement of Direction Azimuth Circle

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Measurement of Direction Telescopic Alidade

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Shooting a Bearing• Look through the rear sight slot• Line up forward wire with center of slot and

object• Look into prism to obtain bearing (true or

relative)• Record bearing for plotting.

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Measurement of Distance Radar

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Measurement of Distance Stadimeter - very accurate under 2000 yards

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Measurement of Speed Terms:

Speed over Ground - “True” speed, or speed relative to the earth.

Speed through the water - Relative speed between the water and the ship, not accounting for the effect of current or seas.

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Measurement of Speed Impeller Log

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Measurement of Speed Pit Log

Dynamic pressure

static pressure

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Measurement of Speed

Doppler Speed Log – can be extremely accurate

Shaft RPM vs. speed

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Measurement of Depth

Fathometer

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Piloting Instruments

•Divider and Drawing Compass •Parallel Ruler/Parallel Plotter/Parallel Motion Protractor (PMP) •Three-Arm Protractor

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