At 0705, the gyro loses power. At 0730, you...

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At 0705, the gyro loses power. At 0730, you are on course 092° per standard magnetic compass (psc) when you take the following bearings:

Falkner Island Light: 356°psc Horton Point Light: 123°psc Kelsey Point Breakwater Light: 048°psc

What is the position of your 0730 fix?

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At 0705, the gyro loses power. At 0730, you are on course 092° per standard magnetic compass (psc) when you take the following bearings:

Falkner Island Light: 356°psc Horton Point Light: 123°psc Kelsey Point Breakwater Light: 048°psc

What is the position of your 0730 fix?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Converting standard magnetic compass (psc) bearings to true bearings using variation and deviation from the deviation table on your exam chart or reference • Plotting simultaneous position lines (three bearing fix) on the chart from known navigation lights • Checking that the labeling and crossing of the three LOPs (Lines of Position) makes sense relative to your intended course 092° psc and the shoreline features

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• First, think about what corrections (if any) you must apply to change compass bearings (psc) into true bearings before plotting. What information on your exam chart helps you do this? • Once you’ve converted and plotted the three bearings from each light, where should the three lines intersect, and how do you read the latitude and longitude of that intersection? • Compare the general location of your plotted fix (north/south and east/west) with nearby landmarks and depth contours. Which answer choice best matches that spot?

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• Verify you are using the correct variation and deviation taken from the chart or deviation table that applies at 0730 • Confirm that all three bearings are plotted from the correct light symbols on the chart and laid off in the correct direction (FROM the vessel TO the light) • Double-check the lat/long scale reading: ensure you are reading latitude from the side borders and longitude from the top/bottom, and that your minutes and tenths of minutes match one of the options

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Question 1 of 20

At 0705, the gyro loses power. At 0730, you are on course 092° per standard magnetic compass (psc) when you take the following bearings: Falkner Island Light: 356°psc Horton Point Light: 123°psc Kelsey Point Breakwater Light: 048°psc What is the position of your 0730 fix?

LAT 41°06.7'N, LONG 72°36.0'W

LAT 41°07.2'N, LONG 72°36.4'W

LAT 41°07.0'N, LONG 72°36.2'W

LAT 41°07.4'N, LONG 72°36.4'W

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Question 1 / 2066636eea28f7522a1c51a89b

Question 1 of 2066636eea28f7522a1c51a89b

At 0705, the gyro loses power. At 0730, you are on course 092° per standard magnetic compass (psc) when you take the following bearings:

Falkner Island Light: 356°psc Horton Point Light: 123°psc Kelsey Point Breakwater Light: 048°psc

What is the position of your 0730 fix?

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Question 1 of 20

66636eea28f7522a1c51a89b

At 0705, the gyro loses power. At 0730, you are on course 092° per standard magnetic compass (psc) when you take the following bearings:

Falkner Island Light: 356°psc Horton Point Light: 123°psc Kelsey Point Breakwater Light: 048°psc

What is the position of your 0730 fix?

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