Author Tony Crawley demonstrates that there is little need to purchase expensive, sophisticated navigation equipment when one can build simple but effective devices from inexpensive materials readily available.He outlines dozens of ingenious projects in meticulous detail, ranging from the construction of a compass out of nothing more than a bucket and a plastic ball to the use of an empty cassette case as a sextant.Crawley's practical suggestions will save sailors hundreds of dollars while cultivating their navigation skills. There is also a collection of seafaring tales, puzzles, poetry, and nautical oddities, enhancing the projects.
Author: Crowley, Tony
Edition: 1st
Pages: 147
Book format: paperback
Product code: 60.76.410
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