Chaparral 327 SSX 2012, Owner'S And Operator'S Manual

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• Repair all bare wires and loose electrical connections that might
cause a short in your boat’s electrical system and start a fire. • Do not store disposable propane cylinders or charcoal lighting
fluid on board the boat.
• When replacing starters or other electrical equipment use only
ignition-protected parts. Do not use automotive parts.
Navigational Aids Chart
The Navigation Aids Chart (located at the end of this section) con-
tains information about various signals, buoys, and warnings.
Chaparral recommends you participate in a safe boating course to
learn more about navigating your boat safely.
WATER SPORTS
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1. Thumb Up: Speed up the boat.
2. Thumb Down: Slow down the boat.
3. Cut Motor/Stop: Immediately stop boat.
Slashing motion over neck (also used by dri-
ver or observer).
4. Turn: Turn the boat (also used by driver).
Circle motion—arms overhead. Then point in
desired direction.
5. Return to Dock: Pat on the head.
6. OK: Speed and boat path OK. Or, signals
understood.
7. I'm OK: Skier OK after falling.
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Figure 2.6 AWSA Water Skiing Signals
WARNING:
Serious injury may result from para-sailing, kiting,
or similar water sports. Chaparral Boats are not designed for
towing para-sails, kites, or any other device designed to become
airborne when towed behind a boat.