Deck : Rules of the Road - 1694/1025
|
|---|
| « Previous Question |
| BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND A vessel underway at night is displaying the lights shown in illustration D062RR below. What do these lights indicate? |
| A) engaged in fishing |
| B) mine sweeping |
| C) a pilot boat |
| D) under sail |
loading answer...
Illustration D062RR
| Comments |
|---|
| Chinaflakeicemachine - 2023-09-08 01:35:02 Registered (3) |
| Thanks for such a pleasant post. This post is loaded with lots of useful information. Keep it up. If you are looking for the best information and suggestions related to <a href="https://chinaflakeicemachine.com/product-category/flake-ice-evaporator-manufacturers/">china flake ice evaporator manufacturers</a> then visit us. |
| Deep Space - 2021-03-01 20:18:34 Member (11) |
| Red over green, sailing machine |
| Shakaree - 2018-12-30 15:26:01 Member (25) |
| This is an optional light combination allowed for sailboats underway as per Rule 25(c). She can display this at the top of her mast for added visibility AS LONG AS she is not also using a masthead tricolor. In other words - her normal running lights (red, green, and white stern light) would be at deck level. This combination (oddly enough) are all-round lights (360 degrees). It's also important to note that this light combination does not replace the normal running lights - but - is in addition to them. |
| AZASM - 2018-06-07 17:35:24 Registered (1) |
| I find illustrations to be unclear. I have not seen this type of display. What does the white G and gray R represent? Thank you for your assistance |