Hello,
(MSC/Circ.982, 5.5.1.) Same reference, Movement of Controls:
Movement of a control forward, clockwise to the right, or up, should:
- turn the equipment or component on, or
- cause the quantity to increase, or
- move the equipment or component forward, clockwise, to the right, or up.
I think the controls are in contradiction with IMO regulations (as also are these of the kind of RPA12).
And yes to your suggestion, mvsmith,
![Grin ;D](http://forum.shipsim.com/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
it is a good one. Still, the right arrow to go to port, I find it a little bit strange. And as far as I think, the Azipod controls are turned 180°.
Well, I dont care much about it it, as orders are to be given by voice, acknowledged and reported, and the helmsman has to know what he has to do... but I still dont like them. Haha. (Chacun son goût..
![Roll Eyes ::)](http://forum.shipsim.com/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif)
. to each his taste).
Regards,
Luc
On the picture, turning this thing clockwise results in your ship turning counterclockwise, as you can intuitively think?