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Tennessee Boating License
Stand-on Vessel - ️️the vessel that must maintain its course and speed unless the
give-way vessel does not change course
Displacement Hull - ️️a hull that moves through the water by moving water aside,
cut through the water with little propulsion
Inboard Engine - ️️automotive engine...
Tennessee Boating License
Stand-on Vessel - ✔️✔️the vessel that must maintain its course and speed unless the
give-way vessel does not change course
Displacement Hull - ✔️✔️a hull that moves through the water by moving water aside,
cut through the water with little propulsion
Inboard Engine - ✔️✔️automotive engine adapted for marine use, engine turns drive
shaft which turns propeller
Bow - ✔️✔️front of vessel
Sterm - ✔️✔️rear of vessel
Starboard - ✔️✔️right side
Port - ✔️✔️left side
Hull - ✔️✔️body of vessel
Gunwale - ✔️✔️upper edge of vessel's side
Cleat - ✔️✔️metal fitting to fasten rope
Propeller - ✔️✔️rotates and powers boat
Beam - ✔️✔️width of vessel
Freeboard - ✔️✔️distance from water to the lowest point of a boat
Draft - ✔️✔️depth of water needed to float a vessel
Keel - ✔️✔️extension of the hull that increases stability
Generally sailboats
Planing Hull - ✔️✔️a hull that rises up and glides on top of the water
Generally power boats and PWCs
Flat Bottom Hull - ✔️✔️shallow draft, good for fishing in lakes and rivers
, Deep Vee Hull - ✔️✔️give smoother ride in rough water, requires more power to plane
Round Bottom Hull - ✔️✔️Typical displacement hull, moves easy even at slow speeds
but can roll without a deep keel
Multi-Hull - ✔️✔️displacement hull, great stability because of large beam
Catamaran
Length Class A - ✔️✔️less than 16 feet
Length Class 1 - ✔️✔️16 feet - less than 26 feet
Length Class 2 - ✔️✔️26 feet - less than 40 feet
Length Class 3 - ✔️✔️40 feet to less than 65 feet
Outboard Engine - ✔️✔️more power per pound of weight than inboard, generally 4
stroke
Tiller - ✔️✔️lever used to turn a rudder
Transom - ✔️✔️Surface at the back of the hull
Stern Drive (Inboard/Outboard) - ✔️✔️outdrive is attached to the engine which is inside
the boat
Jet Drive - ✔️✔️Generally found in PWCs, force jet of water out the back
Intake - ✔️✔️opening in the hull that draws water to the impeller
Intake Grate - ✔️✔️screening cover over the intake which prevents large debris from
entering
Drive Shaft - ✔️✔️stem connection between the motor and the impeller
Steering Nozzle - ✔️✔️Device used for directing the stream of water which steers the
PWC
Halyards - ✔️✔️lines used to raise and lower sails
Sheets - ✔️✔️lines used to control the angle of the sails to the wind
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