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The Boaters Guide to Using Marine Radar
N8991DVD
40 Mins.
Learn HOW RADAR can assist you on the water, HOW TO USE IT as an aid to SAFE navigation & COLLISION avoidance
"In the hands of a knowledgeable user, radar is a valuable aid to safe navigation, allowing boaters to "see" through rain, darkness, poor visibility and fog."
Radar is the most interactive aid to navigation. Using it with competence demands far more expertise than with a GPS unit. The primary purpose of marine radar is to serve as an aid to collision avoidance. It can increase boaters' safety on the water more than any other electronic devise allowing boaters to "see" through rain, darkness, poor visibility and fog. It can confirm your position relative to landmarks and navigational aids and alert you to other vessels and coastal outlines.
However, the ultimate value of radar and all electronic equipment lies with the boater's ability to understand and properly use the information on the display.
Within the last few years the costs of radar units, especially the smaller LCD display units, have been substantially reduced, making it feasible even for small boats to take advantage of radar equipment.
This program teaches boaters' what radar is, how it works and how you can get the most from these important navigators. It teaches boaters how alarms can be set, to alert you that targets are entering a particular location or that your own boat is nearing a dangerous area. Echo trails can help you access the movement of targets relative to your own boat. Radar can also be used to determine your position to back up chart information, electronic aids to navigation and used to navigate to a specific location. For Fishermen, Radar is often used to locate sea birds that help them locate fish and improve their catch!
Teaches:
Principles of Radar:
- Types of Radar Antenna
- Types of Radar Displays
- What Radar - Can Do For You
- How Radar Works
- Radar System Configurations
- Radar Range
- Unusual Propagation
- Radar Terminology
- Radar Controls
Radar Picture and Marks:
- Measuring Range
- Measuring Bearing
- Sea Clutter
- Rain Clutter
- AIS
- ARPA
- Aids to Navigation
Interpreting the Display:
- Radar Picture & Target Properties
- Target Material & Reflected Echo
- Precipitation
- Influence of Waves & Precipitation
- Advanced Radar Operation
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