Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
course made good
Indonesian translation:
arah sebenarnya (arah jalan)
Added to glossary by
Sugeng Hariyanto
Nov 21, 2003 06:22
20 yrs ago
English term
made good
English to Indonesian
Other
Ships, Sailing, Maritime
That is the course made good of the distressed vessel and the opposite is the course made good of the rescuing vessel.
Proposed translations
(Indonesian)
4 +2 | actual course | Kardi Kho |
4 | arah jalan yang diperbaiki | eldira |
3 | arah jalan | nyamuk |
Change log
Apr 20, 2005 03:02: Kardi Kho changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO" , "Field (specific)" from "(none)" to "Ships, Sailing, Maritime"
Proposed translations
+2
7 hrs
English term (edited):
CMG = Course Made Good
Selected
actual course
Made good disini bukanlah merupakan frase yang terpisah tetapi merupakan satu kesatuan dari sebuah istilah navigasi, yaitu Course Made Good atau disingkat CMG. CMG merupakan arah sesungguhnya dari perjalanan kapal yang dihitung dari titik awal bertolaknya kapal sampai posisi kapal saat itu. Jadi yang diperbandingkan dalam kalimat di atas adalah arah sebenarnya dari kapal musibah dan kapal penyelamat.
Berikut ada kutipan dari http://216.239.57.104/search?q=cache:ekpiENOd5wIJ:www.alison...
Your course made good is your actual track, or your direction from your point of departure to point of arrival. Always plot your true course, not you magnetic course or compass course, on the chart. Start by plotting your starting and ending points on the chart. Draw a line between the two points. Determine the direction from the starting point toward the ending point, either easterly or westerly. Use your plotter and triangle (or compass rose) to find your true course in degrees. Course made good is always a true bearing.
Example: Course Made Good You depart from a position 3 miles directly west of Batiquitos Lagoon at a speed of 6 knots. Forty-five minutes later, you are at position 33° 09.5’ N, 117° 25.9’ W and stop to fish. What was the course made good? C 295°
You don’t need to know speed, time, distance or heading in order to find the course made good. This was just extraneous information.
Semoga dapat memberi sedikit kejelasan.
Berikut ada kutipan dari http://216.239.57.104/search?q=cache:ekpiENOd5wIJ:www.alison...
Your course made good is your actual track, or your direction from your point of departure to point of arrival. Always plot your true course, not you magnetic course or compass course, on the chart. Start by plotting your starting and ending points on the chart. Draw a line between the two points. Determine the direction from the starting point toward the ending point, either easterly or westerly. Use your plotter and triangle (or compass rose) to find your true course in degrees. Course made good is always a true bearing.
Example: Course Made Good You depart from a position 3 miles directly west of Batiquitos Lagoon at a speed of 6 knots. Forty-five minutes later, you are at position 33° 09.5’ N, 117° 25.9’ W and stop to fish. What was the course made good? C 295°
You don’t need to know speed, time, distance or heading in order to find the course made good. This was just extraneous information.
Semoga dapat memberi sedikit kejelasan.
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Comment: "Terima kasih Mas Kardi atas bantuannya. It clears all cloud! (Yang ini buatanku sendiri :) Saya rasa jawaban Nyamuk juga tepat, hanya saja jawaban terakhir ini lebih lengkap dan meyakinkan. Trims untuk Nyamuk juga.
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9 mins
arah jalan yang diperbaiki
terjemahannya kira-kira: "Itulah arah jalan yang diperbaiki untuk kapal yang mengalami kesulitan dan lawan tandingnya tentu saja arah jalan yang diperbaiki (diluruskan) untuk kapal penyelamat".
Semoga bermanfaat
Semoga bermanfaat
38 mins
arah jalan
"made good of" & "made good by" adalah istilah navigasi yang berarti "course followed by" kalau tak salah ingat. Jadi menerut saya sendiri cukup bilang "arah jalan", misalnya ...arah jalan yang diikuti kapal dalam kesulitan....arah jalan yang diikuti kapal penyelamatan...
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