Yachting

Mobile Marine Technology provides fully CAT* capable intensive yachting theory courses at locations selected by and convenient to our customers.

• Introduction
• V.H.F. Short range Course
• Radar
• ECS

Introduction

TECHNOLOGICAL demands upon yachtsmen, both amateur and professional, are continuously growing.

The problem might be due toregulation or preference.

The answer, as all good yachtsmen recognise, is toembrace the technology designed to improve their safety and performance.

The provider isMobile Marine Technology.

The key to it all is training.

• Do you want to improve your technical knowledge and abilities?
• Would you like to make use of computerised communications and navigation solutions?
• Would you like to improve your safety and piece of mind by learning to use Radar?
• Do you want to fully understand maritime technology and the best way to adapt it to your use?

Contact Mobile Marine Technology today to discuss your training requirements.

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VHF

A one day course for the Short Range Certificate (SRC) covers all the radio procedures.

• Pre-course requirement: None
• Assumed Knowledge: None
• Course Content: Use of marine radio including GMDSS. Routine, distress and urgency procedures.
• Ability After Course: Can use a Marine VHF radio.
• Minimum Duration: 1 day

Contact Mobile Marine Technology today to discuss your VHF Training requirements and let us guide you through the process!

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Radar

An increasingly popular one day course on both sailing and powerboats, this is an invaluable aid for navigation and collision avoidance, but it is only useful in the hands of a knowledgeable operator.

• Pre-course requirement: None
• Assumed Knowledge: None
• Course Content: Basic understanding of radar and set controls. Plotting and collision avoidance. Navigation techniques.
• Ability After Course: Understands how to use radar in a small boat.
• Minimum Duration: 1 day

Contact Mobile Marine Technology today to discuss your Radar Training requirements!

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ECS

Electronic Chart Systems are now becoming more and more popular among leisure sailors.

Whether you are a weekend, coastal sailor or an offshore or ocean yachtsman, the advantages of electronic charting and navigation are becoming increasingly attractive, especially as the cost of these systems decreases.

However, ask yourself -

• How do electronic chart systems work?
• What do you really know about them?
• How reliable or accurate are they?
• Which system would be best for you?
• What do they cost?

Contact Mobile Marine Technology today to discuss your ECS requirements.

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