Boston Whaler CONQUEST 345, Руководство пользователя

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3-37 345 Conquest
Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation
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Section 3 • Systems & Components Overview & Operation
Anchor Windlass
Use the windlass switch on the helm whenever
possible. Use care when operating the anchor
windlass with the hand-held remote.
!
DANGER
The anchor windlass located at the bow gives you
a mechanical means of raising and lowering the
anchor.
The anchor windlass is controlled by switches located
on the Control station switch panel or by a hand held
remote located in the bow locker.
The ON/OFF switch on the control station switch
panel controls power to the windlass.
The operation switch is a momentary type switch
which means that there must be constant pressure
applied to the switch to operate the anchor windlass.
When not in use, the remote can be stored in a
receptacle located on the bulkhead of the bow locker.
The power source for the remote is also located in
the locker (See fig. 3.35.1).
There is also a handle that can be used to raise and
lower the anchor manually in case the power to the
anchor windlass is lost.
A anchor lanyard secures the anchor when stowed
and the boat is underway.
The windlass is protected by a 100 amp circuit
breaker located on the battery switch panel (See page
4-5). If there is a loss of power to the windlass, check
the “WINDLASS” circuit breaker. If the breaker is
tripped, reset the breaker.
If the breaker continues to trip, have the anchor
windlass system checked by a qualified marine
electrician.
Propeller Assembly
Fig. 3.37.1
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ENGINE SHAFT
FORWARD THRUST WASHER
DRIVE SLEEVE
INNER HUB
BLADE BACK
OUTER HUB
EXHAUST PASSAGE
DIFFUSER RING
PROP NUT
LOCK RING
DRIVE SLEEVE ADAPTER
BLADE TIP
LEADING EDGE
TRAILING EDGE
BLADE FACE
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Propellers have two basic characteristics, diameter
and pitch.
Diameter is that distance measured across the
propeller hub from the outer edge of the 360
o
that is
made by the propeller’s blade during a single rotation.
Pitch is that distance in inches that a propeller will
travel if rotated one revolution without any slippage.
Propeller Pitch & Diameter
Fig. 3.37.2
PITCH
DIAMETER
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NOTICE
ALWAYS SECURE THE LANYARD
WHEN UNDERWAY
Failure to do so may allow accidental deployment
of the anchor.