1234 - North West Approaches to the Orkney Islands
1 × £37.80 Imray Chart C8 Dover Strait
1 × £28.95 IALA Buoyage System Flip Cards "A"
1 × £10.00 Subtotal: £76.75
£58.00 ex VAT
In Stock500mm, Captain Fields’ pattern parallel rule is divided with protractor markings (double reading) and compass points.
1 in stock (can be backordered)
Captain Fields’ Pattern 500mm Parallel Rule
This 500mm (20 inch), Captain Fields’ pattern parallel rule is divided with protractor markings (double reading) and compass points. It’s manufactured from high quality 6mm acrylic and beveled on all four edges with solid brass links.
All other metallic parts are manufactured from non-corrosive materials and it has rubber pads are fitted to the underside to prevent slipping.
Also a useful training aid for students.
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 50 × 75 × 1.2 cm |
Ideal tool for users in industry and trade For use on almost all surfaces, e.g. glass, leather, textiles, stone, metal, wood and plastic.
Manufactured from solid brass, with non-magnetic triangular stainless steel points.
The sound and light playing card size flip cards provide a very easy learning platform and are ideal for revision.
36 cards showing the Morse symbol, both letters and numerals, with the back of the card giving the meaning.
The Chart Correction Template includes stencils for Region A & B IALA Maritime Buoyage symbols that are required for updating and correcting nautical charts. Keeping charts updated ensures the safety of your crew and vessel. Designed for use with a fine-line pen, corrections to nautical charts can be made neatly and quickly with this simple-to-use stencil. These corrections then become a permanent part of the chart. Corrections should be made in ink so they will not be accidentally erased when you are plotting courses on the chart. Please reference US Nautical Chart No. 1 or UK Admiralty Chart 5011 for assistance with symbol identification. This is an exact replica of the Chart Correction Template formerly prepared and published by the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (NGA).
Each card shows a flag of the International Code in colour on the face, with the signal letter or number and the meaning of the signal flag on the reverse.
