Рабочее место штурмана. Навигационное оборудование / Workplace of Navigator. Equipment

Subscribe to our channel! Navigator's Tales - The stories of the navigator. Read articles on our website http://navitales.com Excursion along the bridge of the container ship. So, we are now on the bridge of the container ship. This is not a small, but not the biggest bridge, of course. Now I will show a little equipment. Here are two GPS, here is the VHF station; here is a panel that shows waterproof doors. Submission of sound signals, radars, or rather, only radar screens. Here is additional information of any kind. Here is the telegraph (machine telegraph for controlling the engine of the ship), thanks to which the vessel is set in motion - forward, backward ... This is a gyrocompass repeater; management of bow and stern thruster, well, and a bunch of everything else Here is a magnetic compass, now we will try to see something in it. Over there, in the distance ... It is not visible ... and, unfortunately, does not want to accurately take (the camcorder is not focusing at) But that's it ... Well, finally got it. Now we will see the difference between the magnetic and gyrocompass. Magnetic shows about 29 degrees, and gyrocompass - 27-28. This is ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System), electronic charts that can be controlled too - see below, above, sideways ... And here we stand (mark on the map) near the port of Moin (Puerto Moin, Costa Rica). Here is the AIS (Automatic Identification System). This is another VHF station, the ship's telephone, this is a broadcast of the ship. Here binoculars and a heap, a bunch of other buttons about which you can tell a long and tedious story. Here is the gyrocompass repeater from the starboard side, and, incidentally, that's the all wing of the starboard. Here a bunch of different books, folders ... Fire extinguisher ... Depth echo-sounder. Here is a map with a bunch of rules and pencils on it. Well, and behind the bridge, different buttons are also on, and here you can turn on the lights (navigation lights). On this panel a bunch of switchers of different lights. Now, the anchor lights are burning from the stern and from the bow, two anchor lights, we are now anchored near the port of Moin. Here is fire alarm. Ventilation, to "switch on-switch off" it in holds, and a heap of buttons. And here - ""hotspot"" - coffee and tea. Here, portable VHF stations in case of disaster And this is a tremendous-tremendous scheme - Safety and Fire Plan This is a PV-HF station, two INMARSAT here as well. Well, and a lot of other ... One more gyrocompass repeater. Here is a button for typhoons, you can make noise, but we will not do this. Well, here the sensor shows the so-called rpm, i.e. revolution per minute of the ship's propeller. There, the deck is there, not many containers on the deck, this time we have a little cargo. Cranes. There are more ships at anchor. Here you can see the shadow of a rotating radar antenna. Let's go and look at the radar, how it is rotating. You can see a little how the radar is spinning ... Well, today is a hot good February Costa Rican day! Hello to everybody! Go ahead... There, lifeboat, provisioning crane, from the stern, mooring winches. Well, and over there is the Costa Rican coast. Here's a little tour of the bridge. Be happy and subscribe to the channel! It is not difficult for You, but we will be pleased))) Navigator's Tales, navitales, Рассказы штурмана, work at sea, sea job, maritime, maritime transport, shipping, cargo ship, container ship, морской транспорт, грузовой корабль, контейнеровоз, моряки, работа в море, порт, seaman, seafarer, navigation, навигация, работа по контракту, cargo, ship, vessel, las historias del navegador, trabajar en el mar, trabajo en el mar, marítimo, transporte marítimo, envío, buque de carga, portacontenedores, marineros, puerto, marinero, marino, navegación, trabajar bajo el contrato, carga, navio, buque, travailler dans le cadre du contrat, navitales.com, Les histoires du navigateur, travailler en mer, transport maritime, navire de charge, conteneur, porte-conteneurs, les marins, port, marin, flotte, la navigation,