Calculate ETA Crossing IDL II Estimated Time of Arrival II Steaming Time

Embark on a voyage of seamless navigation as we calculate the Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) across various time zones. In this video, we unveil the art of determining the ship's ETA when crossing the International Date Line (IDL).
Navigating through different time zones can be daunting, but fear not! We break down the process step by step, enabling you to effortlessly determine your ETA at your destination. Say goodbye to the confusion and uncertainty surrounding time zone conversions; our method ensures accuracy and efficiency.
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[@rodrigues709]

Cool..

[@nauticalacademy001]

Thanks.

[@silentkiller9425]

great video......can u make a video about marine ship fuel consumption and calculations for bunkering

[@nauticalacademy001]

Will try

[@user-yn3nz8xk5o]

Good day sir, how did you get 21H?

[@nauticalacademy001]

Subtracting 2H to ZD 5 is can not be, you need to borrow 1day on the date which is equivalent to 24 hours, then add that 24 hours to 02H, so you have now 26H minus the ZD 5, the answer is 21H.

[@nauticalacademy001]

ua-cam.com/video/9epG3SRUNCQ/v-deo.html Hello guys, the link is a video that shows how to calculate steaming time using a calculator without eliminating decimals.

[@ApoWangOd92333]

My answer is april 15 @ 2223, im confused now

[@nauticalacademy001]

Kindly review the procedures in the video, maybe you miss something.

[@charlesatud3205]

If u use calculator without eliminating decimals you would get a steaming time of 32days 1hr 13minutes and 50.46seconds and so on 🤣

[@nauticalacademy001]

Thank you very much. I uploaded a video a month ago on calculating steaming time using a calculator without eliminating decimals. I will paste the link in the comment section. Thank you.