My RYA college course

[ollyit]

I have one week left on my RYA day skipper course (its been 26 odd weeks) - got my final exam on tuesday night - I was wondering if anyone knew any good sites that show

* "lights and shape symbols" used for day and night navigation

* anything on collision regulations at sea,

* and general bouyage etc please

- any suggestions would be greatly appreciated -

Just dont want to balls it up at this last stage
Thanks people

[Action Man]

hi

try this one
its realy useful

[DJL]

The RNLI one is quite good;

http://www.rnli.org.uk/training/launch.asp

edit: too slow.

[The Jackeens]

heres a yanki one also


http://pollux.nss.nima.mil/pubs/pubs...ptid=3&rid=164


paul

[ollyit]

bloody brilliant thanks guys!

[Nick Hearne]

Olly pasted mine the other week, do you want the answers?
Just kidding.

Collusion Reg book has the bouyage & lights!
Its all in your notes

Good luck
Nick

[Louise]

Olly, there's loads of useful stuff here including some online tests: http://www.sailtrain.co.uk

Good luck in your exam.

[Simon Hawkins]

Originally Posted by The Jackeens

heres a yanki one also


http://pollux.nss.nima.mil/pubs/pubs...ptid=3&rid=164


paul

Be careful if referring to american information as this does differ to the European system in particular the buoyage System, but you should already know this. Just to jog the memory IALA A for europe amd counries not followong and IALA B for North and south america, phillipines, and Japan

[ollyit]

thanks matey, all links are proving very usefull, and better still seem to be disguising it well as work related and getting away with it nicely- erm hmm!

[badbaws]

If you send me email address i can send you some hints.. my specialist subject is ROR as navigate big ships...So if unsure of a meaning just ask... THAT EXTENDS TO ANYONE ELSE WHO MIGHT WANT TO KNOW ANYTHING... Also buoyage I can send some simple help points..
my email is badbaws@hotmail.com

Alex

[jackeen]

Originally Posted by Simon Hawkins

Be careful if referring to american information as this does differ to the European system

yep

from memory the right hand column is the european version where applicable on the relevent pages.

Shouldn't we know everthing just in case we turn right at lands end in stead of left. You can never be too prepared so I'm told

paul

[MikeCC]

Olly,

If you've done some of the past papers for Day Skipper you will be fine. The little RYA book has the critiical stuff for buoyage/lights etc

Did mine a couple of weeks ago and everyone on our course got through.

There should also be an opportunity to redo any problem areas, as long as the instructor is satisfied that you undertand the essential principles.

Don't forget you can have your 5011 to hand during the test. If you get stuck a bit of lateral thinking will give you the info you need.

Good luck.

Mike

[nik]

The RYA site looks very good.
I picked up rulesmaster pro at the boat show a couple of years ago and found that very useful, also you do not need to be online to use it.

http://www.sailgb.com/p/rulesmaster_pro_3/