Parts of a magnetic compass - Video

[@sahilmahavat5502]

That was a very helpful video to clear the concepts instead of visualising through pictures.Thank you so much Sir.Really Aprreciable Work.

[@farabiadnan4381]

Very practical training on magnetic compass. Really helpful to learn

[@rajneeshrana7902]

Seems like I'm back in my class, it's years ago when last I was in class, though I'm a civil engineer but still mechanics thrills me more. Thanks sir.

[@robertgregory8936]

Thank you. I’ve never seen those components for adjusting compasses. Now I want to learn more.

[@udapalalaofficial]

Thank Sabb..very detail video, usefull not only for cadets nor officer but also for lecturer..

[@BojosTv]

This video really helps me to understand more about the Magnetic Compass.Thanks for uploading this video Sir, I really love watching it.

[@nhoj3207]

Awesome very good explanation I don’t think I can ever forget this

[@imraneraj]

Hats off for your efforts pls share more videos like this God bless you

[@davearu38]

Thank you! ... I am glad i found your channel!

[@sanjeevverma6348]

Thank you for this video.
Very helpful for explaining to freshers, joining ship

[@joshsingh7042]

I believe, the Flinders bars has wooden blocks at bottom (seen at the video) and the top has soft iron magnets(partially seen)

[@bomborn3080]

Hello Captain.. would you explain how to do compass adjusteing for magnetic compass??

[@SudhirNayak007]

thank you. very helpful for beginner

[@razvantatarasanu1685]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@goddeyokiakpe7382]

Great training, thank you so much

[@orisotavuiorisi2464]

Can magnetic compass be use to take sun bearing using azimuth mirror to find compass error

[@alisoneman2315]

Super helpful, thank you

[@zubairsalim6465]

Thanks very informative keep it up

[@reginamalraj5133]

Suspension?

[@GamerAmateur]

the shephees of the magnetic compass only move horizontal? or there other types that can move the position vertical or rotate them? thanks

[@SteeringMariners]

Only horizontal:)

[@hcablhok]

The spheres used because when we realised we had to adjust compasses with soft iron a huge supply of unused cannon balls were available. The "Flinders bar" is soft iron for vertical adjustments; you could design a compass using "flinders balls" and quadrantal bars.

[@Coursemarine]

Really helpful

[@bomborn3080]

Thanks alot.. would you explain avout healing error

[@SteeringMariners]

will do buddy:)

[@bomborn3080]

Tq bro

[@ajeshrai6954]

thanks a lot sir for this video still I am learning in subranmnyam book of bsc nautical science

[@Sailorontheloose]

Sir, kindly please make a Video about the "Optical System of the Magnetic compass and it's main feature with respect to the image seen by the helmsman"

[@vinnu95]

AWESOME

[@oyyappansantosh4776]

If any chance is there, magnetic compass inside a bridge

[@OninsVlog25]

Thank you sir for sharing this video

[@alberthalt9288]

Good👍❤thank you

[@priyaaa2204]

Best 😁

[@Ashokaindian]

❤

[@BengalTigerr]

Thanks sir❤️❤️❤️

[@BengalTigerr]

Sir can u please explain phasing and ranging of echo sounder and Errors of gyro compass....

[@buanvino]

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[@borisgelfansitompul3661]

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