Getting Underway Wind Toward The Pier B 98

Getting Underway Wind Toward The Pier B 98 01 -18 - B 97 08 -12 -3 United States Power Squadrons®

Your Boat’s Wake à You are responsible for damage caused by your wake à Observe “NO WAKE” signs à Slow down before passing another boat BS 98 01 -19 - B 97 08 -17 United States Power Squadrons®

How a Boat Turns BS 98 01 -20 - B 97 08 -19 United States Power Squadrons®

GIVE WAY TO A LARGER VESSEL BS 98 01 -22 - B 97 08 -20 United States Power Squadrons®

Plan Docking in Advance à Approach Slowly against wind and current à Sailboaters - approach under power à Assign tasks to your crew à Alert passengers to keep bodies inside à Install fenders on the correct side à Have dock lines coiled and ready BS 98 01 -23 - B 97 08 -21 United States Power Squadrons®

Docking Wind/Current from Ahead or Astern BS 98 01 -24 - B 97 08 -22 -1 United States Power Squadrons®

Docking Wind/Current off the Pier BS 98 01 -25 - B 97 08 -22 -2 United States Power Squadrons®

Docking Wind/Current Toward the Pier Drift in Wind BS 98 01 -26 - B 97 08 -22 -3 United States Power Squadrons®

Tying up Alongside a Pier BS 98 01 -31 - B 97 08 -23 United States Power Squadrons®

Typical Permanent Mooring BS 98 01 -32 - B 97 08 -24 United States Power Squadrons®

Anchor Parts BS 98 01 -33 -1 United States Power Squadrons®

Anchor Designs Grapnel Danforth ® Bruce Mushroom B 98 01 -33 -2 - B 97 08 -25 ® Plow United States Power Squadrons®

Typical Anchor System BS 98 01 -34 - B 97 08 -26 United States Power Squadrons®

Trailer Safety Chain Installation BS 98 01 -48 - B 97 15 -01 United States Power Squadrons®

Installing Safety Chain “S” Hooks Wrong BS 98 01 -49 - B 97 15 -02 Right United States Power Squadrons®

Backing a Trailer BS 98 01 -50 - B 97 15 -05 United States Power Squadrons®

PWCs Are Boats! à United States Coast Guard · A Class “A” ( less than 16 ft. ) inboard à Personal Watercraft Industry · Inboard boat, less than 13 ft. · Uses an internal combustion engine to power a water jet pump for propulsion · No load-carrying area that can retain water · Persons sit on, rather than within the hull BS 98 01 -36 - B 97 16 -01 United States Power Squadrons®

PWC Required Equipment à Registration and Numbers à Hull Identification Number à Life Jackets - one for each passenger à Fire Extinguisher à Sound Producing Device BS 98 01 -42 - B 97 16 -05 United States Power Squadrons®

Important Navigation Rules For PWC Operators à Lookout à Safe Speed à Priority in Movement à Overtaking à Meeting à Crossing à Diver Down BS 98 01 -46 - B 97 16 -07 United States Power Squadrons®

Optional Personal Equipment for PWCs à Sun block à Strap-on sun glasses or goggles à Gloves to grip controls à Wet Suits for warmth and protection BS 98 01 -44 - B 97 16 -09 United States Power Squadrons®