Navigating with G.P.S.
(Global Positioning System)
THIS IS A THREE HOUR PROGRAM
- Skill Level: For All Boaters
- Registration:
By telephone. Call (386)
248-8363 or contact Flotilla
44 Public Education Officer
- Starting Date: TO BE ANNOUNCED IN 2009
- Ending Date:
- Program Time: 8:00 am to 11:00 pm
- Location: USCG Auxiliary Building, 355 Basin Street,
Halifax Harbor Marina, Daytona Beach,
FL 32114
- Length of Program: One day (Three hour
morning class)
- Cost, which includes all materials: $
- Details: Navigating with G.P.S. is an
introductory class that is intended to familiarize you with the principals
of G.P.S. navigation and basic use of a G.P.S. receiver. The class is
most valuable to students who are able to bring their portable G.P.S. units
to class and operate them during a realistic class exercise. The
student without a G.P.S. device will be introduced to a number of different
G.P.S. types during the course of the class and will be better prepared for
a G.P.S purchase.
This is a three hour program in how to use marine charts to locate precise
positions, store the location of positions into the G.P.S. receiver, plan a
voyage and actually execute the planned voyage in simulated conditions.
- For additional program info please contact: Flotilla
44 Public Education Officer .
You may also call Mr. Richard Street, (386) 676-2354 for additional
information.
THIS IS A THREE HOUR PROGRAM
- Skill Level: For All Boaters
- Registration:
By telephone. Call (386)
248-8363 or contact Flotilla
44 Public Education Officer
- Starting Date:
- Ending Date:
- Program Time: 8:00 am to 11:00 pm
- Location: USCG Auxiliary Building, 355 Basin Street,
Halifax Harbor Marina, Daytona Beach,
FL 32114
- Length of Program: One day (Three hour
morning class)
- Cost, which includes all materials: $
- Details: Navigating with G.P.S. is an
introductory class that is intended to familiarize you with the principals
of G.P.S. navigation and basic use of a G.P.S. receiver. The class is
most valuable to students who are able to bring their portable G.P.S. units
to class and operate them during a realistic class exercise. The
student without a G.P.S. device will be introduced to a number of different
G.P.S. types during the course of the class and will be better prepared for
a G.P.S purchase.
This is a three hour program in how to use marine charts to locate precise
positions, store the location of positions into the G.P.S. receiver, plan a
voyage and actually execute the planned voyage in simulated conditions.
- For additional program info please contact: Flotilla
44 Public Education Officer .
You may also call Mr. Richard Street, (386) 676-2354 for additional
information.