Unit 4 Boating Ed
26 toes to much less than forty toes fireplace extinguisher wishes - ANS- B-I or one B-II, with
one B-I constant system
40 feet to less than 65 ft fireplace extinguisher needs - ANS-three B-I or one B-II and one
B-I, or B-I or one B-II fixed system
Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships - ANS-places limitations on the discharge of rubbish from
vessels
aft - ANS-near or towards the strict
alfa flag - ANS-A rigid replica of the International Code Flag A (or blue and white Alfa flag),
as a minimum 3.3 toes (one meter) excessive and seen from all instructions, ought to be
displayed on vessels on federally managed waters. This flag suggests that the vessel is
worried in a diving interest.
All vessels longer than __ should be titled - ANS-12 toes
arm signal - ANS-wave your hands
backfire - ANS-Explosion of prematurely ignited gas or of unburned exhaust gases in an
internal combustion engine
backfire flame arrestors - ANS-designed to prevent the ignition of gas vapors in case the
engine backfires
Combinations of VDSs That Meet Requirements - ANS-1. Three hand held purple flares (day
and night)
2. One hand held crimson flare and two red meteors (day and night)
3. One hand-held orange smoke sign (day), two floating orange smoke alerts (day), and one
electric mild (night time only)
cowl - ANS-hooded commencing designed to scoop in air
divers flag - ANS-A rigid square purple flag, at least 14 x sixteen inches, with a white
diagonal stripe that is one-5th the width of the flag need to be set up on a drift or buoy.
Electric powered misery mild - ANS-widespread for night use best and should flash the
international SOS distress sign robotically
engine reduce-off transfer - ANS-A protection tool that is designed to close the engine down
if the operator is thrown from the right working position
, Failure to Use Engine Cut-Off Switch - ANS-now not sporting the lanyard when running a
vessel this is prepared with a lanyard-type engine reduce-off transfer.
Federal Water Pollution Control Act - ANS-require all vessels with propulsion equipment as a
way to retain oil combinations on board
You aren't allowed to discharge oil or hazardous substances. The penalty for unlawful
discharge can be a first-rate of as much as $10,000
gunwale - ANS-Upper edge of vessel's side (commonly pronounced 'gunnel')
how do you reduce the hazard of fire - ANS-preserve bilges smooth and free of trash
How some distance away from a US Naval ship you need to go gradual to minimum speed
at - ANS-500 yards
How a ways faraway from a US Naval ship you have to stay out of - ANS-a hundred yards
how a ways away ought to your vessel be from a diver-down flag - ANS-50 toes
how a lot are you able to drink to perform a vessel - ANS-none
How to forestall nuisance species - ANS-Inspect your vessel and trailer, and remove any
vegetation and animals you notice earlier than leaving the vicinity.
Drain your motor, live properly, and bilge on land before leaving the location.
Empty your bait bucket on land. Never launch stay bait into a body of water or release
aquatic animals from one frame of water into another.
Rinse your vessel, propeller, trailer, and equipment.
Air dry your vessel and system for as long as viable.
Hull Identification Number (HIN) - ANS-specific, 12-digit number assigned by way of the
manufacturer to vessels constructed after 1972.
Distinguish one vessel from any other—the same as serial numbers distinguish one
automobile from every other.
Are engraved within the fiberglass or on a metallic plate completely attached to the transom.
Duration of extended blast - ANS-4-6 seconds
length of short blast - ANS-one 2d
lengths of tow ropes for % - ANS-now not less than 35 toes now not more than eighty five
feet
less than 26 feet hearth extinguisher desires - ANS-one B-I, no constant device
Minimum Headway Speed - ANS-The slowest speed at which it is nonetheless viable to
preserve guidance of the vessel
26 toes to much less than forty toes fireplace extinguisher wishes - ANS- B-I or one B-II, with
one B-I constant system
40 feet to less than 65 ft fireplace extinguisher needs - ANS-three B-I or one B-II and one
B-I, or B-I or one B-II fixed system
Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships - ANS-places limitations on the discharge of rubbish from
vessels
aft - ANS-near or towards the strict
alfa flag - ANS-A rigid replica of the International Code Flag A (or blue and white Alfa flag),
as a minimum 3.3 toes (one meter) excessive and seen from all instructions, ought to be
displayed on vessels on federally managed waters. This flag suggests that the vessel is
worried in a diving interest.
All vessels longer than __ should be titled - ANS-12 toes
arm signal - ANS-wave your hands
backfire - ANS-Explosion of prematurely ignited gas or of unburned exhaust gases in an
internal combustion engine
backfire flame arrestors - ANS-designed to prevent the ignition of gas vapors in case the
engine backfires
Combinations of VDSs That Meet Requirements - ANS-1. Three hand held purple flares (day
and night)
2. One hand held crimson flare and two red meteors (day and night)
3. One hand-held orange smoke sign (day), two floating orange smoke alerts (day), and one
electric mild (night time only)
cowl - ANS-hooded commencing designed to scoop in air
divers flag - ANS-A rigid square purple flag, at least 14 x sixteen inches, with a white
diagonal stripe that is one-5th the width of the flag need to be set up on a drift or buoy.
Electric powered misery mild - ANS-widespread for night use best and should flash the
international SOS distress sign robotically
engine reduce-off transfer - ANS-A protection tool that is designed to close the engine down
if the operator is thrown from the right working position
, Failure to Use Engine Cut-Off Switch - ANS-now not sporting the lanyard when running a
vessel this is prepared with a lanyard-type engine reduce-off transfer.
Federal Water Pollution Control Act - ANS-require all vessels with propulsion equipment as a
way to retain oil combinations on board
You aren't allowed to discharge oil or hazardous substances. The penalty for unlawful
discharge can be a first-rate of as much as $10,000
gunwale - ANS-Upper edge of vessel's side (commonly pronounced 'gunnel')
how do you reduce the hazard of fire - ANS-preserve bilges smooth and free of trash
How some distance away from a US Naval ship you need to go gradual to minimum speed
at - ANS-500 yards
How a ways faraway from a US Naval ship you have to stay out of - ANS-a hundred yards
how a ways away ought to your vessel be from a diver-down flag - ANS-50 toes
how a lot are you able to drink to perform a vessel - ANS-none
How to forestall nuisance species - ANS-Inspect your vessel and trailer, and remove any
vegetation and animals you notice earlier than leaving the vicinity.
Drain your motor, live properly, and bilge on land before leaving the location.
Empty your bait bucket on land. Never launch stay bait into a body of water or release
aquatic animals from one frame of water into another.
Rinse your vessel, propeller, trailer, and equipment.
Air dry your vessel and system for as long as viable.
Hull Identification Number (HIN) - ANS-specific, 12-digit number assigned by way of the
manufacturer to vessels constructed after 1972.
Distinguish one vessel from any other—the same as serial numbers distinguish one
automobile from every other.
Are engraved within the fiberglass or on a metallic plate completely attached to the transom.
Duration of extended blast - ANS-4-6 seconds
length of short blast - ANS-one 2d
lengths of tow ropes for % - ANS-now not less than 35 toes now not more than eighty five
feet
less than 26 feet hearth extinguisher desires - ANS-one B-I, no constant device
Minimum Headway Speed - ANS-The slowest speed at which it is nonetheless viable to
preserve guidance of the vessel
