'Sailing vessels' presentation slideshows

RULES OF THE ROAD

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RULES OF THE ROAD

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INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS FOR PREVENTING COLLISION AT SEA

INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS FOR PREVENTING COLLISION AT SEA. 2009. Collision Regulations. General Points. Every vessel has a responsibility to avoid collisions. If every vessel follows the rules, there cannot be a collision.

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Recreational Skippers Ticket

Recreational Skippers Ticket. Collision Avoidance. Collision regulations. Everyone has a responsibility to avoid collisions so, even if the rules require another vessel to keep out of your way, you must be ready to take action yourself.

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Recreational Skippers Ticket

Recreational Skippers Ticket. Collision Avoidance. Collision regulations. Everyone has a responsibility to avoid collisions so, even if the rules require another vessel to keep out of your way, you must be ready to take action yourself.

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IRPCS

IRPCS. Rules, lights, shapes and sounds. Rules - Lookout. Sight, sound, VHF, Radar, AIS Watch blind spots No relaxing this rule. Rules - Lookout. Watch for traffic from behind High speed craft can come from horizon to your position in less than 10 mins!!. Does risk of collision exist?.

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Vasco Da Gama

Vasco Da Gama. Austin Chappell and Rebecca Martin. About Vasco Da Gama.

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Learning How to Sail: Vessel Classifications

Students who enroll in a NauticEd course to learn how to sail a sailboat are in for a lot of training. One of the principles they learn early on is how sailing vessels are classified. Boats are classified based on size, hull type, and the total number of masts and sails. There is a lot to learn just in this one area alone. Visit: https://www.nauticed.org/sailing-courses

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