Deviation in a compass is caused by the().
A、A.vessel's geographic position
B、B.vessel's heading
C、C.earth's magnetic field
D、D.influence of the magnetic materials of the vessel
A、A.vessel's geographic position
B、B.vessel's heading
C、C.earth's magnetic field
D、D.influence of the magnetic materials of the vessel
A、in the vessel's Official Logbook B、on the compass deviation card C、in the compass deviation log D、on a Napier diagram
A、In the vessel's Official Logbook B、On the compass deviation card C、In the compass deviation log D、On a Napier diagram
A、remove deviation on the intercardinal headings B、remove deviation on the cardinal compass headings C、remove heeling error D、compensate for induced magnetism in vertical soft iron
A、Remove deviation on the intercardinal headings B、Remove deviation on the cardinal compass headings C、Remove heeling error D、Compensate for induced magnetism in vertical soft iron
A、placed in a fixed bracket when being used B、clamped to any position convenient for the coxswain to see it C、permanently mounted on the lifeboat's centerline D、mounted in the center of the boat to eliminate deviation