Chaparral 2012 Signature, Руководство владельца/оператора

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• Ensure fire extinguishers are USCG-approved and in good
working order (i.e., gauges register and nozzles are clear).
• 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, generators 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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WARNING: Death or serious poisoning can result from expo-
sure to carbon monoxide from engine exhaust. Turn off
gasoline-powered generators that exhaust at or near the water
level when the swim platform on the stern is in use. Swimmers
should not enter the cavity beneath the swim platform.
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