Davis Artificial Horizon Passage Planning in conjunction with ‘Dynamic Positioning

in conjunction with ‘Dynamic Positioning

British Admiralty Nautical Chart 2770: Scotland - West Coast - Outer Hebrides

must carry a minimum of one life buoy of not less than 610 millimeters (24 inches) in diameter”

ensuring a high standard of safety in all cargo operations

MEPC 48 added

Davis Artificial Horizon Passage Planning in conjunction with ‘Dynamic PositioningThe Davis Artificial Horizon is an inexpensive instrument made entirely of plastic and glass. The body is filled with water to provide a reflecting surface which is shielded from the wind by two transparent covers. It comes with four sunshades and complete instructions. After use it folds up into a small hand sized package. SW 1 lb. ABOUT ARTIFICIAL HORIZONS Artificial horizons were used by sailors of sailing ships when they were becalmed. This