Boston Whaler 420 OUTRAGE, Руководство пользователя

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2-23 420 Outrage
Chapter 2 • General Information
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360 °
ANCHOR LIGHT
(WHITE)
VISIBLE 2 NM
112 °
STARBOARD
NAVIGATION LIGHT
(GREEN)
VISIBLE 2 NM
112 °
PORT NAVIGATION LIGHT
(RED)
VISIBLE 2 NM
Navigation/Anchor Lighting
Figure 2.23.1
225 °
MASTHEAD LIGHT
(WHITE)
VISIBLE 3 NM
135 °
STERN LIGHT
(WHITE)
VISIBLE 2 NM
135 °
STERN LIGHT (WHITE)
VISIBLE 2 NM
360 °
ANCHOR LIGHT (WHITE)
VISIBLE 2 NM
112 °
STARBOARD NAVIGATION
LIGHT (GREEN)
VISIBLE 2 NM
225 °
MASTHEAD LIGHT (WHITE)
VISIBLE 3 NM
The improper sequence of navigation lighting
may be as dangerous as no lighting at all.
CAUTION
!
Navigation Lighting
Your boat comes equipped with navigation lighting
for your safety. Regulations state that all boats must
display navigation lights between sunset and sunrise
and during periods of restricted visibility, such as rain,
fog, haze, etc. If operating in reduced visibility or
between sunset and sunrise it is necessary to maintain
a safe speed and post a lookout.
It is the responsibility of the operator to ensure that
the navigation lights are in good working order and
that the proper lighting is shown and not obstructed
in its intended arc of visibility. This vessel’s navigation
lights may include an expiration date on the housing.
If one is located, replace light before expiration date,
even if light is functional, as lighting quality may be
compromised.
Do not add lights that interfere with required
navigation lights. Some lights, such as blue colored
lights, may be illegal to display on a boat. It is the
owner’s responsibility to ensure that displayed lights
are also compliant with local regulations.