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Practical Motor Boat Handling, Seamanship & Piloting ...
The chip log (See Fig. 48) consists of three principal parts, known as the log-chip,
log-line, and the log-glass. The log-chip is a thin piece of wood, weighted at .one
edge sufficiently to make it float upright in the water. As it is thrown overboard ...
Charles Frederic Chapman, 1917
(v; The chip-log consists of log-reel, log-line, chip and sand-glass. log-line
allowed to pay of? before the knots are counted. The stray—line is that portion of
the Its purpose 15 to permit the chip to clear the eddies and like disturbances of
the ...
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Motor Boating: Ideal Series. V.1-
The Chip Log (See Fig. 184) 'The chip log is not used to any great extent at the
present time, as _it has been superseded by the patent log. The chip log consists
of three principal parts, known as the log-chip. log-line, and the log-glass.
To make your own chip log, cut a piece of 3A-inch-thick softwood into a half circle
eight inches in diameter. Around the arc of the circle, insert two heavy 1A-inch ><
2-inch galvanized lag bolts. These serve as weights to hold the chip log at the ...
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Annals of Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania, 1755-1855
Bruner, John, jobber, cabin, one hundred acres; Brown, John, ->* farmer, chip log
house and barn, spring-house, shell ofa new log house, one hundred and
seventy-two acres ; Brown, Christian, jobber, hewed log house', not lined ; Black,
...
The chip log worked fine at reasonable speeds, but seamen used another
method, too. That was the Dutchman's log. One sailor grabbed a small chip of
wood from the carpenter's bench, went to the cathead and dropped the chip
overboard.
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Annals of Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania
... nailor, frame nailor shop; Ben, James, living with his father-in-law; Books,
George, sawyer, log cabin; Banter, John ,. farmer; Bole, Henry, farmer, chip log
house and barn; Buckalew Peter, farmer; Bubb, George, farmer, cabin; Boveard.
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Patterson's illustrated nautical encyclopedia
There are many kinds, the most ancient being known as the “old-tashioned chip
log," and the patent logs (working by a series of cog wheels) are known
respectively as the “Bliss American Tafirail Log," the "VValker Tallrail Log," the “
Massey ...
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The Dream of the West, Pt II
In its final form this chip log, ship log, or common log consisted of the log chip (or
log ship), log line, log reel, and log glass. The chip was a quadrantshaped piece
of wood weighted along its edge to keep it upright in the water. The log line was ...
The cost of speedometers generally is too high to warrant the purchase and
installation in the average small cruising Windjammer or powerboat. The
following instructions for a simple chip log overcome the above deficiencies quite
simply and ...
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But Vonleh might have the most value as a trade chip log-term, much the way Derrick Favors held value for the Nets in the Deron Williams deal. «CBSSports.com, 6月 14»
Why is a ship's speed measured in knots?
By the late 16th century, sailors had begun using a chip log to measure speed. In this method, knots were tied at uniform intervals in a length of ... «History, 5月 14»
Why the Speed of Ships Is Measured in Knots
One method used to get around this issue was introduced in the sixteenth century using a "chip log" or "log-line." In a nutshell, this method used ... «Gizmodo, 3月 14»
Clear felling of Nangwarry pines raises concerns
The location of the stand also provides for the production of domestic chip log." This interview featured on ABC South East SA Breakfast. «ABC Local, 9月 13»
Gunns' double-barrelled dilemma
Forestry Tasmania sells native forest chip logs for a low $12 to $13 a tonne, and its contractual arrangement for the pulp mill allows chip-log ... «The Age, 10月 07»
Amazing Maps Made by Founder of 1st US Settlement
"Smith had a compass and a chip log (a way to measure a boat's speed through the water). He performed a process similar to dead reckoning. «LiveScience.com, 6月 07»
