Easy Tidal Predictions: The Rule Of Twelfths

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In this video, we learn how you can use the rule of 12ths to approximate the tide.
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[@Jeff-gr1on]

Reminds me my own personal “rule of 12s”: 12 out of every 12 casual navigation academy videos are well made, intellectually stimulating, and a pleasure to watch!

[@CasualNavigationAcademy]

Thanks Jeff!

[@danyilmurzhy6832]

Great work,
Would u be so kind to elaborate on secondary port tide calculations ?

[@entropyachieved750]

Love this channel and your other one. Thanks for sharing

[@karissalewes6392]

Thank you for the great explanation.

[@eljefe1153]

Great stuff !!

[@CasualNavigationAcademy]

Thanks!

[@ianclarke6665]

I already knew about the rule of 12ths but didn't realise it could be used for depth as well.

[@leejames9422]

I’m new to this channel. And nautical navigation in general. Great content. I’m rowing across the Atlantic this December for charity and have been training in Portland/Weymouth where the tides when rowing really influence what you can and cannot do.. With this rule, is it safe to assume that the tide will be stronger at those times when 3 blocks are represented?

[@dr.bhavikvakani6724]

very nice explanation. Can you give brief about actual tide prediction?

[@arifurislam4899]

Tnq

[@CaralineRLevy]

No. How do you apply this? Please give an example