A practical and user-friendly handbook covering the syllabus of the MCA navigation and radar exams for the Officer of the Watch and Master qualifications (Yachts under 3,000gt) with clear interpretation, exam questions and diagrams. bOne of the most important tasks of an Officer of the Watch is to keep a good lookout on the bridge. Having assessed if a risk of collision exists, the OOW and Master must then correctly interpret the 'rules of the road' and take the right avoidance action. They need to have a clear understanding of all the tools that they have to hand ' one of the most important being radar. This handbook is written specifically for the navigation and radar exams and is required reading for all those undertaking a deck career in the superyacht industry or in a working vessel of a similar size. It also acts as a quick reference for bridge watchkeeping officers. Expert trainer Tony Browne provides straightforward explanations of navigation techniques and clear guidance on radar interpretation. Fully illustrated with over 100 diagrams, this handbook covers all areas of the latest syllabus in simple terms, including chapters on compass, tides and tidal streams, buoyage and lights, Colregs, Navigation Aids, the echo sounder, radar plotting, ARPA, ECDIS, voyage planning, and search and rescue. iReeds Marine Deck 3:i iSuperyacht Master and OOWi is for the next level of navigators after RYA Yachtmaster qualification and part of the Reeds Marine Deck series of accessible course handbooks. It follows the practical use of modern navigational systs and shows how they are met within the MCA and Maltese certificate syst. Every superyacht should have a copy on the bridge and it should be in the library of every prospective deck officer.