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Line of Position (LOP)
A line established by a bearing or range along which a boat's
positions lies
TERM
Hydration, Rest, Meds
DEFINITION
Three measures to prevent seasickness
LOCATION
Horizon
Is you suffer from sea sickness it is helpful to take the helm and scan
this.
Slow warming
What to do for a hypothermic crewmember
,VHF radio
In coastal waters, the best way to communicate with rescue
authorities is with this.
$2000
If accident damage exceeds this much - accidents must be reported
to the USCG
Close Reach
The final approach for a Man Overboard recovery should be on what
point of sale?
Neutral, Prop Shaft
Fill in the blanks - If your propeller becomes fouled while motoring,
your first action should be to shift to _____ gear. If the line is tightly
wrapped, turning the _____ from inside the boat may free the line.
Fuel, Filter
Fill in the blanks. If the diesel engine runs at irregular rpm, falters,
and stops, the problem is due to an interruption in the ___ supply,
probably due to a clogged primary fuel ___ _.
Bilge pump, taste
Fill in the blanks. Upon discovering water in the cabin, your first
response should be to ensure the _____ are on and working, and then
to ______ the water to establish if the leak is fresh water or sea water.
,Electrical, Engine, Fuel Leak, Galley
Name four common sources for boat fires
Depower, neutral
Fill in the blanks. Upon grounding under sail, our first action should
be to ____ the sails. If grounding under power, immediately shift into
_ ___ gear,
one half gallon
How much drinking water should you provision per person per day
five gallons
How much water should you provision per person per day for
activities such as bathing, washing dishes, flushing (non drinking)
Two
How many hours per day should you expect to run the diesel engine
to keep batteries properly charged.
Lubber's line
The fixed marker on the compass that indicates on the compass card
the boat's heading
, Mainsheet
The line used to control the main boom and thus also to trim the
mainsail
Mast
A fixed vertical spar that holds up a sail or sails
Masthead fly
a wind vane fitted at the masthead
Masthead light
A navigation light that shines on both sides of the boat in an arc from
the bow to 22.5 degrees abaft the beam; used on a sailing vessel that
is under power
Mooring buoy
A buoy attached to a mooring and to which a boat can be moored
Multihull
A boat with more than one hull
Nautical chart
A map used for the purpose of navigation