Navigation lights Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Hull - answer-the body of a vessel Gunwales - answer-upper edges of the boats hull -provide extra rigidity for the hull. transom - answer-The cross-section of the stern, where you attach an outboard motor, Cleats - answer-metal fittings -When docking your boat, you fasten a rope or cable to the cleats. Navigation Lights - answer-common types are red and green sidelights and an all-around white light, specific to powerboats. B

Boat Safety Test FLORIDA (2024/2025) Questions and Answers 100% Solved All boats operating between sunset and sunrise Turn on navigation lights What must you do when anchoring at night? Turn on an all-around white light In the United States, what is the safety and distress calling frequency? VHF Channel 16 HF Channel 16 Mechanical At a minimum, what should a non-powered canoe or kayak display in reduced visibility? All around white light

1 BOATING LICENSE EXAM | QUESTIONS & ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ what is one of the first symptoms of hypothermia? Correct Answer: shivering What information is usually found on the capacity plate of a powerboat? Correct Answer: maximum weight and/or number of people the boat can carry safely You file a float plan for a weekend trip. Which of these should be included in the plan? Correct Answer: registration number, size, and make of your boat At what point should...

IFR Equipment Requirements : G - Generator or alternator R - Radios for navigation and communication A - Attitude Indicator B - Ball/Slip-skid Indicator C - Clock (digital or sweep hand) A - Altimeter (sensitive) R - Rate of Turn Indicator D - Directional Gyro In addition to VFR day and night requirements. What is VDP? : VDP is the point on an approach where if crossed at the indicated altitude will result in red over white on a VASI or two reds and two whites on a PAPI 2 | P a g e...

Major Lights - a high intensity and reliable light exhibited from a fixed structure or marine site Primary Major Light - Established for making landfall from sea Secondary Major Light - Established at harbor entrances Minor Lights - Low to moderate intensity light used to mark a specific channel or location Two considerations for minor lights - o Care should be taken NOT to confuse minor lights with lighted buoys o Established in harbors, channels, rivers, and isolated locations Sector Li...

ABYC Advanced Pretest Questions & Answers 100% Accurate!! contributing factor? - ANSWER-Temperature rating of shore-cord insulation An inter-circuit short can cause: - ANSWER-" All of the above; Unrelated circuits to operate simultaneously; Components to work at reduced capacity; An over-current situation" Which of the following is addressed by ABYC A-32? - ANSWER-Power conditioning and conversion LED navigation lights are required to meet: - ANSWER-72 Colregs Which of the foll...

NJ Boating Exam (Answered 100% Correctly) What is the age that you MUST wear a PFD at all times? 12 or younger How old must you be to receive a NJ boat safety certificate? 13 years old How old must you be to operate a Personal Water Craft (PWC)? 16 years old True or False: Anyone age 13 or older can operate a powerboat that is operated by a trolling motor or one horsepower or less or if the the boat is longer than 12 feet it must have less than ten horsepower True When should your...

Major Lights correct answers high intensity, reliable light exhibited from a fixed structure or marine site primary beacons correct answers established for marking landfall e.g. lighthouses secondary lights correct answers at harbor entrances (harbor lighthouses) sector lights correct answers arcs of colors indicating dangerous waters or hazards to navigation green sector lights correct answers turning points/best water white sector lights correct answers good water red sector ...

Boaters License Exam with Complete Solutions Navigation lights red and green sidelights and all round white lights. Bow front of a vessel Stern rear of a vessel Starboard right side of a vessel Port left side of a vessel Hull body of a vessel; basic structure or shell Gunwale Upper edge of vessels side (generally pronounced gunnel). Cleat metal fitting on which a rope can be fastened. Beam maximum width of a vessel

Major Lights a high intensity and reliable light exhibited from a fixed structure or marine site Primary Major Light Established for making landfall from sea Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:05 / 0:15 Full screen Secondary Major Light Established at harbor entrances Minor Lights Low to moderate intensity light used to mark a specific channel or location Two considerations for minor lights o C...