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boat safety Posted by: jeffrolockdown
Video duration: 67 seconds Global video hits: 547 highly recommend trying this at home! Related: boating |
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Cold Water Boot Camp - If it's Your boat, it's Your responsibility Posted by: boatingsafetyteam
Video duration: 605 seconds Global video hits: 592 Volunteers experience the 3 effects of cold water immersion - cold shock, cold incapacitation & hypothermia. Learn how to survive a fall into cold water. bit.ly Related: boating |
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Boating Safety PKG Posted by: lindsayvocht
Video duration: 102 seconds Global video hits: 88 Reporter Boating Safety Related: boating |
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Boat Terminology 1. Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 75 seconds Global video hits: 3853 Specific terms are used to describe the various parts of a boat. Each end and side of the boat, its length and width, and its accessories have specific terms. Every boater should be familiar with the following terms before operating a boat. Related: boating |
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Boating safety Posted by: kxan
Video duration: 88 seconds Global video hits: 41 Boaters are advised to stay safe over this holiday weekend. Related: boating |
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Navigation Light Equipment 2.8 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 70 seconds Global video hits: 6313 Boat operators are required to ensure their vessel is equipped with the proper navigation lights when away from the dock between sunset and sunrise, and during periods of reduced visibility due to fog or rain. Navigation light requirements differ according to the type and size of boat. These are navigation light configurations and requirements for recreational boats. Related: boating |
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Boat Lengths 1.2 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 55 seconds Global video hits: 1730 Boats are identified in classes by length. Federal and state laws require certain equipment aboard boats, depending on the class or length of the boat. Related: boating |
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Definitions Relevant to Navigation Rules 5.1 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 141 seconds Global video hits: 2076 Related: boating |
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US Aids to Navigation System (ATON) 5.6.1 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 106 seconds Global video hits: 1818 GENERAL RULE OF THUMB Red-Right-Returning - keep the red markers on your right side when returning upstream from sea. Related: boating |
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Two Sailing Vessels Approaching 5.4.5 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 66 seconds Global video hits: 1480 THE WINDWARD SIDE IS DEFINED AS THE SIDE OPPOSITE TO THAT ON WHICH THE MAINSAIL IS CARRIED OR, IN THE CASE OF A SQUARE-RIGGED VESSEL, THE SIDE OPPOSITE TO THAT ON WHICH THE LARGEST FORE-AND-AFT SAIL IS CARRIED. Related: boating |
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Boating Equipment - Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) 2.1 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 177 seconds Global video hits: 839 Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) can save lives, especially when worn. Therefore, the US Coast Guard requires PFDs on board all vessels. When choosing a PFD, please ensure that it can support your size and weight and is approved by the US Coast Guard. Related: boating |
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When And How To Sound Off 5.2.2 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 101 seconds Global video hits: 940 When two power-driven vessels encounter each other within one mile, sound signals must be used. The initiating vessel indicates a maneuver, and the responding vessel agrees or disagrees. Related: boating |
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GAWR and GVWR 3.5.2 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 31 seconds Global video hits: 1540 Both your towing vehicle and trailer will have GAWR and GVWR guidelines for towing and weight capacities. You can find these by looking in the owner's manuals. Never exceed 90% of the recommended GAWR or GVWR. To accurately meet your towing requirements consult with your dealer when buying any trailer or towing vehicle. Related: boating |
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Actions For Operation In Darkness 5.5 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 135 seconds Global video hits: 411 Related: boating |
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Rule Of Responsibility 5.3 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 28 seconds Global video hits: 1460 The vessel operator is responsible for acting in a prudent and reasonable manner consistent with the ordinary practices of boating. Stay active. Stay alert. Respect the weather, the water, your passengers, fellow boaters, divers, swimmers and property owners. In summary: Vessel operators need to pay attention and operate their vessels defensively. Related: boating |
