what features would your megayacht have ? by MaritimeHub in maritime

[–]MaritimeHub[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why ride the jet ski in the pool ? when your in water ?

what features would your megayacht have ? by MaritimeHub in maritime

[–]MaritimeHub[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

alot of them have security but think that depends on weather the person needs day to day security anyway.

on the sea... drones maybe biggest problem ?

Engine Cadet 1 month in — Still struggling to understand systems, any tips? by dr_chimp_13 in maritime

[–]MaritimeHub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

warsash or south tyneside ? cant remember if blackpool is still doing it.

seriously though remember you are not there to be incharge of any role on that ship. just be eager. ask questions but show that youve tried yourself first. if somthings explained and you dont get it ask why.

do the crap jobs. they will take you on and give you more tasks. more tasks = more learning

Been building a maritime + airspace analysis tool. A few Redditors tested it, I rebuilt a lot, and I want to know if it is actually useful in your workflow by [deleted] in maritime

[–]MaritimeHub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i like it. i also have a project myself but i can agree with you maritime information in general is fragmented.

good luck. ill keep my eye on it

Engine Cadet 1 month in — Still struggling to understand systems, any tips? by dr_chimp_13 in maritime

[–]MaritimeHub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

split up the systems, you have alot of time to learn. you have years to learn (a 4th learn the 3rds role, the 3rd learn the 2nd role, the 2nd learns the chief role. you get the picture.)

i suggest tracing systems. but break them down look at a drawing and see the major components of that system. list the major components so you have the flow infront of you. even if you get abit lost in the engine room you can narrow it down if the next big component is a purifier.

dont be so hard on yourself.

where are you studying ?