Chapman Piloting & SeamanshipWith millions of copies sold, this resource has been the leading reference for both power and sail boaters for nearly 100 years. Now this absolutely essential guide is thoroughly updated with all the latest information on federal laws, regulations, and fees. |
Contents
Foreword | 6 |
Nautical Terms | 12 |
Equipment for Boats | 88 |
Lights Day Shapes | 120 |
RightofWay Sound Signals | 147 |
Seamanship Under Power | 174 |
Small Boat Seamanship | 220 |
Seamanship Under Sail | 274 |
Basic Piloting Procedures | 556 |
Tides Currents | 581 |
Position Determination | 631 |
Electrical Systems | 646 |
Navigation Other Uses | 722 |
Inland Boating | 750 |
Marlinespike Seamanship | 774 |
Weather | 801 |
Anchoring | 316 |
Special Seamanship Techniques | 350 |
Safety Afloat | 369 |
Emergencies Underway | 408 |
The Mariners Compass | 432 |
Aids to Navigation | 473 |
15 | 481 |
Boating Customs | 848 |
Boating Organizations | 863 |
A Chart Cruising Safety Information Sources | 883 |
USCG District Offices | 890 |
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Common terms and phrases
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