- A
binnacle (/ˈbɪnəkəl/) is a waist-high case or
stand on the deck of a ship,
generally mounted in
front of the helmsman, in
which navigational instruments...
-
kinds of comp****es:
steering comp****es, two of
which would be
mounted in a
binnacle in
front of the helm for use in
maintaining a course; and a
bearing comp****...
- bridge, a
platform atop the
pilot house, open to weather,
containing a
binnacle and
voice tubes to
allow the
conning officer to
direct the ship from a...
-
features an air vent, unusually,
directly facing the p****enger. The
display binnacle sits on top of the
dashboard in
front of the
driver to aid
production in...
- Banks'
eccentric neighbor and a
naval officer. He has his
first mate, Mr.
Binnacle, fire a
cannon from his roof
every 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Ed Wynn as
Uncle Albert...
- The gl****-covered box (or bowl)
contains a
suspended gimbal within a
binnacle. This
preserves the
horizontal position. The
magnetic comp**** is very reliable...
- compartment, with centrally-mounted
instruments being housed in a
prominent binnacle that was
angled towards the driver. The OTT rear wing gave the car something...
- X308. The
interior was
updated to
eliminate the
rectangular instrument binnacle that had gone
largely unchanged since the
original XJ40; instead, three...
-
caused by the ship's
magnetism was
corrected by
movable iron m****es at the
binnacle. Thomson's
innovations involved much
detailed work to
develop principles...
- instrument.
binnacle The
stand on
which the ship's comp**** is mounted,
usually near the helm,
permitting ready reference by the helmsman.
binnacle list A ship's...