The Nautical Magazine, Volúmenes165-166Brown, Son and Ferguson, 1951 |
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... fitted a large number of navigational aids into their vessels . Every ship is fitted with a Decca Navigator and a radio - telephone and several ships are fitted with radar . Needless to add , amenities outside of navigation , such as ...
... fitted a large number of navigational aids into their vessels . Every ship is fitted with a Decca Navigator and a radio - telephone and several ships are fitted with radar . Needless to add , amenities outside of navigation , such as ...
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... fitted ship arrives at Gravesend in dense fog she may have to abandon any idea of going further because neither her tugs nor the launches of the medical authorities , H.M. Customs and pilot cutters are fitted with radar . The value of ...
... fitted ship arrives at Gravesend in dense fog she may have to abandon any idea of going further because neither her tugs nor the launches of the medical authorities , H.M. Customs and pilot cutters are fitted with radar . The value of ...
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... fitted in the Pilot house . Every ship should have a Radio Direction Finder fitted on the Bridge , and the Officer of the Watch should understand how to operate it and take his own bearings - Practice makes Perfect . One does not have ...
... fitted in the Pilot house . Every ship should have a Radio Direction Finder fitted on the Bridge , and the Officer of the Watch should understand how to operate it and take his own bearings - Practice makes Perfect . One does not have ...
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