With the addition of a sail, the speed of the liferaft's drift noticeably quickened.
The waves buoyed the light raft, carrying it far away, especially during strong winds, when it could cover at least dozens of kilometers a day.
Based on Bi Fang's earlier judgment, the production team had dropped him in the North Atlantic, so he should drift eastward to have a greater chance of encountering land.
"To determine direction at sea, one mainly relies on a compass. Without a compass, one can only rely on the sun or the stars, and if you have a watch, we can use the watch and the sun to determine direction. There are many methods to use a watch to gauge direction.
The simplest one is to lay the watch flat and align the hour hand with the sun. The line that bisects the angle of less than 180 degrees between the hour hand and the 12 o'clock on the watch dial points to the south."
Here we go, it's time for Master Fang's show-off time again.
