Land Navigation for Preppers
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Good video, very helpful!
But At 13:18 you need to adjust from GN to MN, which on your map is:
-10.7 --1.6 = -9.1 = 9.1W
Which gives the magnetic bearing 42+9.1=51.1 degrees.
(So if you would use 53 instead of 51 it would put you 73 meters off target in this example.)
Thank you for pointing out my error. You are correct. I’ll pin this comment to the top for others to see.
Most of the instructional land Nav videos are so ridiculously boring and bloated with information. You made this soo simple and easy to follow. Thank you!
This was such a great video!!!!!! I learned this in the Army yeeeeeears ago. I've been watching videos to refresh my memory. This was so good I'm downloading and saving it. Thanks a million.
Nice ,very informative video on how to use lensatic and map
Great video and you obviously know land navigation well. Just a couple things from an old Marine and Search and Rescue and SWAT trainer. The grids are Universal Transverse Mercator not Latitude and Longitude. UTM/ MGRS Is way easier than Lat/Long. Other tip is the whole in the center of the protractor tie a piece of white thread with a knot on each side. Makes for fast getting degrees and also for measuring distance between points. Excellent video though
Great tips. I have also seen many people use the string through the protractor but I always preferred the straight edge so I could easily use it to draw a neat line between points.
Nice job!
Finding an unknown point from two known points is intersection. Well shown!
=180 add 180
At 180 they both go back to 360/000
Resection well shown! Taking three bearing is more accurate but may not always be possible.
Nice explanation on how to do land navigation. Anybody watching this video, just make sure the north on the protractor is always oriented north on the map when taking a bearing.
Very nice lesson
Concur. This is a great video. Thank you for putting this together. Looking forward to your next video.
I’m glad I stumbled onto this video! This was VERY complete. I enjoyed all aspects of it. Thanks for the instructions to the GIS website. That will be fun to play around with.
Excellent work and explanation of everything! I have a much better understanding of compass and grid use! Thanks and God Bless you
Great video, great sound, clear the steps. Really appreciate this video. I will use some ideas for my maps video. Thank you!
Glad you liked it! Check out my website if you would like to get a custom map made for your video!
Excellent Instruction, good job
Thanks so much that means a lot. I worked hard on this
Awesome video, a lot of information . Make more followup videos.
It has been almost 20 years since I touched land nav. I am needing to get back into it but am confused.
I swear we were taught grid to magnetic subtract ( general to major) and magnetic to grid ( major to general ) add. There are also confusing items on line as well that say both what you are saying and what I am saying. Thanks!
Always taught to think about it as a promotion or demotion.
Hey Dave. Whether you add or subtract depends on your location. You would be correct to subtract from Grid to Mag if in a westerly declination. However, on the map I am using in the video I am in the eastern part of the US and hence use easterly declination. See the chart around @14:15
@@hardballprepper5330. Thanks. A lot of information lost in 20 years. Lol.
Don't mean to be picky but on your first Y plot of 1054, it looks like you marked at 1064. Did I miss something?
This is great! Thank you for the information
Thanks a lot! It took weeks to make the video. I appreciate the support.
Nice video but the website link isn't working for me
Subbed and absolutely interested in more! Best video I’ve found on this to date. One question, however: if the declination chart shows the difference between grid to true and magnetic to true, would you not need to add both numbers to get the degree difference between magnetic and grid?
For instance, yours were both west of true north with magnetic at -10.7 and grid at -1.6… would you not get a difference between magnetic and grid of 9.1 degrees? Thanks in advance!
That would be correct. Thank you for the clarification. I apologize for the inconsistency. Think of it like this: if you are subtracting a negative - add.
thanks, I've got the Camenga Tritium lensatic compass that always goes with me on my hunting trips in case my phone goes out or gets lost. Are you able to print laminated maps of public land hunting locations ?
Yes, I can print those for you! Check out my website hardballmaps.com
I can either print it out for you or send you the digital file and you can print it out whenever you want on your home printer
@@hardballprepper5330 ok i just ordered a laminated one to check them out.
But you need a compass $70, plus TOPO map $16!
Ouch!!!!
A good compass can definitely be expensive but I sell custom laminated topo maps for $9.50 on my website.
Hardballmaps.com
@@hardballprepper5330 Thx! I'll remember that!