Navigation instruments

What each device at the chart table measures.

Trains navigation theory.

Related questions

• The instrument that gives our boat’s speed is called…
• The instrument that measures the distance a boat has sailed is:
• How is the log coefficient applied?
• The device placed on a magnetic compass to take a bearing is called:
• The central cone-shaped piece of a nautical compass, made so the support point is above the centre of gravity for stability, is called:
• In a marine compass, what is the disc graduated 0º to 360º that represents the horizon called?
• The echo sounder is used to:
• A yacht’s speed at a given moment is measured with:
• On the marine compass, the recess at the centre of the card that lets it turn horizontally is the:
• The log coefficient:
• How can we find the boat’s speed?
• The instrument giving the yacht’s speed under way is: