light recognition sites

[EdWingfield]

A future crewman is asking for light recognition websites (to study whilst at work I presume)

Can you direct him?

 

[jerrytug]

"MCAORALS" is very helpful for revising YM theory etc,has a slightly higher (commercial) standard so for me at least made the YM colregs Q`s relatively easy,good luck

 

[VicS]

This one
http://www.theblundells.co.uk/

but I'll add some moe when i find what i am looking for

 

[JKay]

LOOK HERE

cheers Joe

 

[j712]

What a fantastic website

 

[Alfie168]

That RNLI website is just terrific,,just what i need really..though i can't make out what I'm supposed to do in the cardinal mark 'game'.

It is really good. I recommend everyone has a look, (unless you know everything already of course). Me...I know nothing Mr Fawlty.

Tim

 

[BrendanS]

[ QUOTE ]
though i can't make out what I'm supposed to do in the cardinal mark 'game'.

[/ QUOTE ]

Click on a mark, and drag it with mouse to correct location. Continue until all marks are in what you think are correct places. You will be told if you are correct or not

 

[JKay]

Its a Pleasure /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif

Lakesailor me,If it is your won't!with at least some decorum

cheers Joe

 

[EdWingfield]

thanks boys

 

[Tugw]

If you go here at the bottom of the page you will find a free download for a small peice of software i think you may find it usefull

http://www.capitalsailing.com/teachindex.htm

 

[EdWingfield]

Thanks Tug. That one is harder than I expected.

I've passed it on.