While you're learning navigation you'll see how fun it is and then, when you're out at sea, you'll see how good it is to know navigation!
About my self
I started off with navigation as a fourteen-year-old boy, i.e. two years earlier than the age limit at 14. I took the first grade exam,
which in swedish navigation is called "Skärgårdsskeppare" and in english: archipelago skipper (free translation!).
Fifteen years old I took the next grade which is "Kustskeppare" (eng. Coast skipper).
My interest for boats have been steadfast since the day I was born and I love being out boating in summertime. I've got a little
motorboat on the Swedish westcoast. She's called Albatross and has peach-colored rail and thwarts. The rest is white.
As I go the last year in senior high-school I have to do a "special work" which means that I have to do a big schoolwork. I have
decided, in consultation with my teacher, to do a little box which you can put in your boat. The box is registering the cantings of
the boat and when done, it will adjust two trim-tabs in the stern by sending them electric signals. This will make the boat go
faster and safer at the same time as it will increase your sight and decrease your fuel consumation. We'll see how it all worked
out in the end of the spring semester next year. Until then, I'll serve you with further details on this page.
If you have any interest in navigational applications, you shall click the link to my programming page.
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