Secondary Port Tide Calculation - Tides (Coastal Navigation)

This video explains the procedure for calculating the times and heights of tides at a secondary port using the standard port as a reference.
The use of the proforma for tides is explained for student use. The principles of this calculation will remain the same irrespective of any secondary port.
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