Day Skipper for Sail and Power
| Authors: | Roger Seymour and Alison Noice |
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| Published: | 2023 |
| Format: | Hardback, 208 pages |
| Size: | 246 × 189 × 19 mm |
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Complete Guide to the RYA Day Skipper Course
Roger Seymour and Alison Noice’s practical guide to the RYA Day Skipper course, covering navigation, seamanship, weather, safety and engine operation for sail or power.
The ideal reference book for anyone following the RYA Day Skipper course.
With a refreshingly practical approach, illustrated throughout with clear diagrams, worked examples and colour photography, this fourth edition covers all the theory and practical aspects of the RYA Day Skipper Certificate. Fully updated in line with the syllabus, and taking in new technology and navigation techniques such as thermal imaging and radar, as well as developments in yacht design and multihulls, this is a clear and comprehensive manual for anyone taking the Day Skipper exam or intending to make coastal passages in a small boat. Topics include:
- Seamanship
- Safety equipment
- Preventing collisions at sea
- Navigation and chart work
- Tides and tidal streams
- Pilotage and passage planning
- Weather
- Engine operation and maintenance
- VHF radio procedures
By the same authors as the highly successful Yachtmaster for Sail and Power, this lively, helpful guide is the perfect companion to the course, whether for sail or power.
Table of Contents
- 1 About boats – sail and power
- 2 Knowing the ropes
- 3 Anchors and anchoring
- 4 Keeping safe
- 5 Communications – using the VHF radio
- 6 Avoiding a collision with other craft
- 7 The engine
- 8 About charts
- 9 Compasses
- 10 Chartwork – first steps
- 11 Tides and tidal streams
- 12 Finding our position
- 13 Course to steer
- 14 Buoys, beacons and lights
- 15 Pilotage – finding your way into creeks and harbours
- 16 Looking at the weather
- 17 Fog
- 18 Passage planning
About the Authors
Roger Seymour is Hamble School of Yachting’s senior instructor. He also advises World Cruising Club members embarking on Atlantic crossings and other international rallies.
Alison Noice was a Yachtmaster Instructor and Examiner. She trained and examined instructors for the Short Range Radio certificate and ran Yachtmaster and Day Skipper shorebased courses at her local yacht club.
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