Transom - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Stemhead Fitting → A stainless-steel fitting on the bow of a boat to which the forestay and jib tack are attached, as well as the roller fairlead for the anchor rode. Turnbuckle → A mechanical fitting attached to the lower ends of stays, which connects them to the chainplate, allowing for the standing rigging to be adjusted (tightened.) Chainplate → Metal plate bolted to the hull of a boat to which standing rigging is attached. Hatch → A covered opening in the deck. Transom ...

Where may untreated human waste be dumped overboard while on inland waters? correct answers It may never be dumped in inland waters What special care must you take with your hull identification number (HIN)? correct answers Be careful not to remove or destroy this number Where must registration numbers be displayed? correct answers Bow Where onboard a boat is the transom located? correct answers At the stern What is a characteristic of a catamaran hull? correct answers A stable ride ...

When the engine is in reverse gear, a right-handed propeller will likely cause the stern to walk to _______. - ️️port Most sailboat electrical fixtures such as lights and pumps run on _______ volts _______ power, which is provided by the house _______. - ️️12v, DC, battery A _______ - ________ cockpit allows water to escape overboard, either by way of a scuppers or walk through transom. - ️️self-bailing A ________ is used to adjust tension in standing rigging cables - ️️tur...

Canadian Boating exam Question and answers rated A+ 2024 Required documents for boating - correct answer =License or Proof of competency -pleasure craft license(the numbers on the side of a boat) Age restrictions - correct answer 12 and under can only operate 10hp 12-15 can only operate 40hp unless supervised the minimum age is to operate a pleasure craft is 16 before you go check the following - correct answer Weather forecast; Local hazards; Maps and charts; Your onboard PFDs...

NEW HAMPSHIRE BOAT TEST WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% Bow - correct answer Front of vessel Stern - correct answer Rear of vessel Starboard - correct answer Right side of vessel Port - correct answer Left side of vessel Hull - correct answer Body of vessel Gunwale - correct answer Upper edge of vessels side (pronounced "gunnel") Cleat - correct answer Metal fitting where rope can be fastened Propellor - correct answer Rotates and powers the boat backwards or forwards Bea...

Nebraska Boating Safety Course Question and answers rated A+ 2023/2024Gunwale - correct answer the upper edge of the side of a boat or ship Transom - correct answer window or door crossbar Port - correct answer left hand side of vessel Stern - correct answer back of the vessel Bow - correct answer Front

Nebraska Boating Safety CourseGunwale - correct answer the upper edge of the side of a boat or ship Transom - correct answer window or door crossbar Port - correct answer left hand side of vessel Stern - correct answer back of the vessel Bow - correct answer Front part of the vessel Starboard - correct answer Right hand side of the vessel AFT - correct answer near or at the stern DRAFT - correct answer the minimum depth of water in which the vessel will float FORWARD - co...

md boater's safety course Q&A with complete solution what dictates the equipment necessary to comply with state and federal laws? - answer-a vessesl's length outboard engine - answer-self contained engine and propeller attached to the transom a boater should never operate a boat with... - answer-too many people or too much gear the capacity pl

Shroud - ️️wires from hull to mast on the sides of then oat sometimes connected to spreader Bolt Rope - ️️think rope sewn on to the foot of the sail that slides in to a groove along the top of the boom Keel - ️️the longitudinal structure along the centerline at the bottom of a vessel's hull Bow Pulpit - ️️railing at the bow of a boat Transom - ️️back of boat, flat surface Mast - ️️upright center post holding sails Boom - ️️post across bottom of main sail Go...

Bow - front of a ship Cleat - Metal fitting on which a rope can be fastened Gunwale - the upper edge of the side of a boat Hull - Body of a vessel Port - Left side of a vessel Starboard - right side of a vessel Stern - Rear of a vessel Beam - Maximum width of a vessel Freeboard - Distance from water to lowest point of the boat where water could come on board Draft - Depth of water needed to float a vessel Keel - Main centerline (backbone) of a vessel or the extens...