Moving a light beacon on an ADMIRALTY Standard Nautical Chart

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This video demonstrates the process of moving a light beacon on an ADMIRALTY Standard Nautical Chart, outlining the steps for precise relocation and marking.

Highlights

Locating the new position
00:00:08

Begin by using the grid box to reference the Nautical Mile (NM) position on the chart. Then, use the latitude and longitude guides on the tracing and the chart to precisely place the tracing in its exact new location.

Marking the new position
00:00:30

Using a 7H pencil, mark the new position of the light through the tracing onto the chart beneath. Remove the tracing to reveal the chart.

Drawing the new light and arrow
00:00:42

Using a magenta 0.18 pen, draw a small circle on the marked spot. Then, draw a neat arrow to link the existing position of the light beacon with the new position. Remember, lights must be drawn in their correct position, not just arrowed in, unless a 'move' is explicitly stated in the textual NM.

Verifying and updating the chart
00:01:12

Lay the tracing back over the chart to check that the new light position is correct. Once all updates have been applied, add the NM update number to the chart's 'Notices to Mariners' section in the bottom left corner.

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