Navigation instruments
Navigation instruments
As part of rewire I've put in a new compass with a light so I can find my cocoa better and an echo sounder that doesn't go round like a novelty bow tie. In case I actually leave the berth was thinking about installing a stone circle - apparently they're used for astronomical purposes. Are they line of sight or could I have it at chart table ?
- Telo
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As long as you can use it with an artificial horizon. Forget all that bucket of water stuff; mercury is the Fluid for the Druid.
Re: Navigation instruments
Yeahbut, even without a big crew the stones would be manageable. Apply the homeopathic principle and the smaller they are the larger the gain, so could have a handheld. Dunno about runes ; heard that American VHFs off ebay have different channels - could be the same with Norse
- Rowana
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Re: Navigation instruments
I always thought that a norse was an equine quadraped, and not much use at sea.
Grand things on land, mind you.
Or maybe a rocki_norse would be more appropriate!
Grand things on land, mind you.
Or maybe a rocki_norse would be more appropriate!
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Re: Navigation instruments
Or what about a Seanorse?Rowana wrote:I always thought that a norse was an equine quadraped, and not much use at sea.
Grand things on land, mind you.
Or maybe a rocki_norse would be more appropriate!

