A safe port in a storm: steps to protect your boat and "ride it out."
Article Abstract:
A boat should be hauled out of the water if possible when a hurricane is approaching. Otherwise, it should be moved to a protected spot. Proper anchoring, mooring and preparation to prevent damage are described.
Publication Name: Cruising World
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0098-3519
Year: 1992
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Avoid collision
Article Abstract:
A boat is on a collision course if the bearing of an approaching boat does not change significantly. General rules for giving way, safety measures and use of sound and fog signals are discussed.
Publication Name: Cruising World
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0098-3519
Year: 1992
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Signaling distress
Article Abstract:
A boat skipper may need to signal distress when an emergency arises that cannot be handled without help. Techniques for issuing visual and radio distress signals are described.
Publication Name: Cruising World
Subject: Sports and fitness
ISSN: 0098-3519
Year: 1992
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