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USCG 00436-NP-5 STEPS
1)
SOLUTION:Given:
Plot your bearings and ranges. The more accurate information provided are the bearingson the lights rather than the ranges. Make your position determination accordingly.
At 0227, you take the following radar ranges and bearings:
Bartlett Reef Light 359° T at 2.4 miles Race Rock Light 083° T at 4.1 miles
What is your 0227 position?
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
The following questions are based on chart 13205TR, Block Island Sound, and the supporting publications.
Your vessel has a draft of 11 feet (3.4 meters). Your height of eye is 32 feet (9.7 meters). The gyro error is 2° W. Use 15° W variation where required.
Deviation Table
Terrestrial ObservationsChart Plot - Block Island Sound - Operational Level
HDG. MAG.000º 030º060º090º
HDG. MAG.120º150º180º210º
DEV.0º1º W2º W4º W
DEV.2º W1º W1º E2º E
HDG. MAG.240º270º300º330º
DEV.3º E3º E2º E1º E
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
41° 14.1' N72° 08.2' W
Select the closest answer.
A) LAT 41° 14.5' N, LONG 72° 08.0' WB) LAT 41° 14.1' N, LONG 72° 08.2' W ANSWERC) LAT 41° 14.0' N, LONG 72° 08.5' WD) LAT 41° 14.3' N, LONG 72° 08.5' W
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USCG 00437-NP-5 STEPS
2)
SOLUTION:Given:
Laying down your course is NOT needed for this solution BUT might be needed later on.
True 087ºVar 15º W
Mag 102ºDev 003º WPsc 105º
Select the closest answer.
A) 109° pscB) 105° psc ANSWERC) 102° pscD) 099° psc
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
At 0227, you are on course 087° T at 10 knots. What course per standard magnetic compass should you steer to make good your true course?
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USCG 00438-NP-5 STEPS
3)
SOLUTION:Given:
Lay down your course of 087º T at a speed of 10 knots as stated in the previous question.Assuming you make good 9.3 knots over the ground, as stated, calculate your ETA atthe point your cross the COLREGS Demarcation Line.Estimated distance to run from 0227 is 3.65 miles.
Distance = Speed x Time
Time = Distance / Speed
Time = 3.65 / 9.3
Time = 0.3925 hours
Time = 23.5 minutes
0227.023.5
0250.5
0251
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
You estimate that you are making 9.3 knots over the ground. At what time will you enter waters governed by the COLREGS?
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
0251 ETA
Select the closest answer.
A) 0258B) 0255C) 0251 ANSWERD) 0247
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USCG 00439-NP-5 STEPS
4)
SOLUTION:Given:Plot your bearing after looking up in the Light List the location of Latimer Reef Light.
INDEX Page 380
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
At 0337, fog closes in and you anchor under the following radar ranges or bearing:
South tip of Watch Hill Point 3.0 miles East point of Fishers Island 1.4 miles Latimer Reef Light 331° T
What is the approximate depth of water at your anchorage?
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
Remember to swing your radar range measured NOT from the light but from theend of the point of land.With your 0337 position laid down, determined your approximate waer depth.
NOTE that you are between the 90 and 120 feet depth contours.100 feet
Select the closest answer.
A) 135 feet (40.9 meters)B) 120 feet (36.4 meters)C) 100 feet (30.3 meters) ANSWERD) 83 feet (25.2 meters)
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USCG 00440-NP-5 STEPS
5)
SOLUTION:Given:
Look up in your Coast Pilot 2 Fishers Island.
By 1015, visibility has increased to 5.0 miles and you can see Fishers Island. Fishers Island has __________.
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
Page 139
Select the closest answer.
A) sparsely wooded hills and is fringed with shoals to the south ANSWERB) sheer cliffs rising from the sea to a high, flat plateauC) barren, rocky hills with prominent sandy beachesD) low and sandy beaches with salt ponds and marsh grass
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USCG 00441-NP-5 STEPS
6)
SOLUTION:Given:
Your heading need not be plotted to solve this problem BUT it might be required inone of the next questions.
T 075º T E'ly heading, SSE wind sets you to the North.SS 3º Steer into the wind or to the RIGHT.T 078º TGE 2º W Apply Gyro Error to determine course pgc.G 080º Pgc
Select the closest answer.
A) 080° pgc ANSWERB) 078° pgcC) 076° pgcD) 074° pgc
You get underway at 1030. The wind is out of the SSE and you estimate 3° leeway. What course should you steer per gyrocompass to make good a desired course of 075° T?
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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USCG 00442-NP-5 STEPS
7)
SOLUTION:Given:
Pgc 000.0º GTrue 357.5º T
GE 2.5º W
Shortly after getting underway, you sight Stonington Outer Breakwater Light in line with Stonington Inner Breakwater Light bearing 000° per gyrocompass. Which statement is TRUE?
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
A) INCORRECT. No magnetic heading provided to determine Deviation.B) INCORRECT. Variation as stated in question 1 is 15º W.C) INCORRECT. With NO deviation determined how can compass error be calculated.
We could estimate Deviation based upon our 075º T heading to be 3º W with aVariation of 15º W we would get a Compass Error of 18º W.
D) CORRECT. Gyro Error is approximately 2.5º W based upon our True rangebearing and our observed bearing.
Select the closest answer.
A) The deviation is 2° W.B) The variation is 2° E.C) The compass error is 16° W.D) The gyro error is 2.5° W. ANSWER
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USCG 00443-NP-5 STEPS
8)
SOLUTION:Given:
Plot your 1104 position. Lay down your course and speed. Calculate your distancerun from 1104 to 1110 where you change course and plot your 1110 DR position.Distance to run from 1104 to 1110 should be 1.0 mile.Determine your new heading to the position provided.
Distance = Speed x Time
Distance = 10 x (1110 - 1104)
Distance = 10 x 6/60
Distance = 1.0 mile
At 1104, Watch Hill Point Light is in line with Stonington Outer Breakwater Light, the range to the south tip of Watch Hill Point is 2.6 miles and the range to the beach is 1.9 miles. You are steering to make good 075° T, speed 10.0 knots. At 1110, you change course to head for a position of LAT 41° 05.0' N, LONG 71° 50.0' W. What is the true course?
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
190.5°Select the closest answer.
A) 193°B) 190° ANSWERC) 187°D) 185°
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USCG 00444-NP-5 STEPS
9)
SOLUTION:Given:
Measure the distance from your 1110 position to the desired latitude and longitude provided in the previous question.
You should get 12.92 miles to run at an increased speed of 12 knots.
Distance = Speed x Time
Time = Distance / Speed
Time = 12.92 / 12
Time = 1.08 hours
Time = 1 h 05 m
1110105
1215 ETA
Select the closest answer.
A) 1220B) 1215 ANSWERC) 1208D) 1157
At 1110, you increase speed to 12 knots. What is your ETA at the new position?
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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USCG 00445-NP-5 STEPS
10)
SOLUTION:Given:From your new position measure the distance to Montauk Point Light.It should be approximtely 1.3 miles.
Select the closest answer.
A) 4.5B) 2.4C) 1.3 ANSWERD) 0.9
LEGEND: Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Upon arrival at your new position you would expect Montauk Point Light to be approximately __________ mile(s) from your position.
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USCG 00446-NP-5 STEPS
11)
SOLUTION:Given:
Determine your 1345 position and lay down a course to Block Island Southeast Lightat 9 knots. Course should be 070° T but this is NOT necessary to solve the problem.Plot your 1430 position.Calculate your 1430 DR position and plot it.Determine, on the chart, your set and drift (current) encountered for the last45 minutes (1430 - 1345).
Distance = Speed x TimeDistance = 9 x 45 / 60Distance = 6.75 miles
Distance = 0.35 miles in 45 minutes orDistance = Speed x Time
Speed = Distance / TimeSpeed = 0.35 / (45/60)
Drift = 0.47 knotsSet = 193.4° T
Select the closest answer.
A) Set 015°, drift 0.5 knotB) Set 195°, drift 0.7 knotC) Set 015°, drift 0.7 knotD) Set 195°, drift 0.5 knot ANSWER
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
At 1345, you depart from a position 1 mile due east of Montauk Point Light and set course for Block Island Southeast Light at 9 knots. At 1430, your position is:
Latitude 41° 06.3' North Longitude 071° 41.9' West
What was the current encountered since 1345?
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
Set = 193.4° TDrift = 0.47 knots
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USCG 00447-NP-5 STEPS
12)
SOLUTION:Given:
A) INCORRECT - You will approach too close to land but at a higher rate.B) INCORRECT - You will approach too close to land.C) INCORRECT - You will approach too close to land but at a slower rate.D) CORRECT - Steer to the right to stay well clear of Southwest Ledge.
Select the closest answer.
A) Continue on the same course but increase speed.B) Continue on the same course at the same speed.C) Slow to 8.3 knots to compensate for the current.D) Alter course to the right, to pass well clear of Southwest Ledge ANSWER
You are encountering heavy weather. What action should you take based on your 1430 fix?
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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USCG 00448-NP-5 STEPS
13)
SOLUTION:Given:
13
At 2100, you set course of 000° T, speed 10 knots from LAT 41° 07.0' N, LONG 71° 30.0' W. Visibility is 5.5 n.m. What is the earliest time you can expect to sight Point Judith Light? (Use charted range of 20 miles as nominal range.)
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
On the chart plot your 2100 position, lay down your course and speed.
Using your Luminous Range Diagram, enter with 20 miles nominal range, as providedin the question, and go up to your 5.5 miles visibility. Pick off on the righta distance from the light that it will be visible of 13 miles.
On the chart, measure a distance of 13 miles from the light where it intersectsyour heading. Measure the distance from your 2100 position to this intersectionand you should get about 2.05 miles.
Distance = Speed x Time
Time = Distance / Speed
Time = 2.05 / 10
Time = 0.205 hours
Time = 12.3 minutes
210012
2112 ETA at a point where the light is visible
Select the closest answer.
A) The light is visible at 2100.B) 2106C) 2111 ANSWERD) 2123
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USCG 00449-NP-5 STEPS
14)
SOLUTION:Given:On the maneuvering board, from the center of the plot draw your vessels courseand speed. Also, from the center of the plot lay down your set and drift.From the end of your set and drift draw a line to the end of your course and speed.This line, paralleled to the center of the plot is your course to steer and speed to turn to make good your desired course and speed.
You estimate the current to be 160° T at 1.2 knots. What should your course and speed be in order to make good 000° T at 10 knots?
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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160° T1.2 kts.
CTS and STT measured from the end of your set and drift to your desired CMG and SMG
CMG 000° TSMG 10 kts.
Course To Steer358° T
Speed To Turn11.2 knots
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Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
Select the closest answer.
A) 358° T at 09.8 knotsB) 358° T at 11.1 knots ANSWERC) 002° T at 11.2 knotsD) 002° T at 09.9 knots
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USCG 00450-NP-5 STEPS
15)
SOLUTION:Given:
Select the closest answer.
A) 13219 ANSWERB) 13217C) 13209D) 13205
If you want to put into Point Judith Harbor of Refuge, what chart should you use?
Red = table values, etc.Green = ANSWER
Blue = information provided.Black = calculated values.
LEGEND:
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