CBDR

CBDR

Radar & Rules of the Road

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 28, 2026
  • August 19, 2026

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This app trains junior deck officers and watchstanders in essential radar watch skills, including contact evaluation, COLREGS classification, and generating contact reports. It features a live radar scope, generated scenarios for various navigation situations, and drills for recognition and maneuvering.

Live radar scope with vectors and trails
Generated navigation scenarios
COLREGS classification
Contact report scoring
Maneuvering board drills
Recognition drills
USCG Rules of the Road test bank
Offline group testing
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What's New in CBDR

1.4

August 19, 2026

NEW FEATURE - Tides & Currents • Tide & Current Lookup. Station predictions for the United States (NOAA) and Canada (CHS), found on a map, fetched on demand, and kept for offline use. Tables and a curve you can put your finger on, exports for Excel and PowerPoint, and a plain statement of when the data was fetched. This is the one feature that uses the Internet — only when you ask, sending only the area and dates you ask about, to government services, with no account and no identifier. Everything else in the app still runs entirely offline. • How Currents Work. Three teaching pages with live water: the reversing current run as a transit of San Diego Bay on its real chart geometry, the rotary current turning through the compass on an offshore rose, and the hydraulic current in the Cape Cod Canal — two real bays out of step and the head between them driving the cut. • How Tides Work. The Moon's pull drawn in three dimensions: the uneven pull, the two bulges, the Earth spinning under them while the tide curve writes itself, the three tidal patterns, springs and neaps, what the chart datum means — and a moon dial you drag around her orbit to set the sky yourself. Every arrow and every bulge is computed from the physics, not staged.

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FAQ

What is CBDR?

CBDR is an educational application designed to train junior deck officers and watchstanders in core radar watch skills. It covers contact evaluation, COLREGS classification, and contact reporting through interactive simulations and drills.

What learning methodology does CBDR use?

CBDR employs a hands-on approach with a live radar scope, generated scenarios simulating various navigation situations, and specific drills for maneuvering and recognition. It also includes a comprehensive test bank for the USCG Rules of the Road.

How does CBDR track progress?

The app scores spoken or typed contact reports against correct formats, and provides results for offline group testing. This allows users and instructors to assess understanding and identify areas for improvement.

Does CBDR offer certifications?

While CBDR provides a 958-question USCG Rules of the Road test bank and offline group testing with exportable records, it does not explicitly mention offering formal certifications within the app.

Is CBDR suitable for offline use?

Yes, CBDR works entirely offline, making it ideal for training in environments with limited or no internet access. It does not require an account or collect any user data.

What devices does CBDR support?

CBDR is available on iPhone and iPad, indicated by its support for these platforms. It was last updated on August 1, 2026, with version 1.2.

Does CBDR have ads?

No, CBDR is ad-free. The application explicitly states that it contains no ads and collects no user data, ensuring an uninterrupted learning experience.

What is the user sentiment for CBDR?

Based on the available data, CBDR has a perfect 5.0-star rating from 2 reviews, suggesting a highly positive user sentiment among its current users.