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Drugs/Alcohol
Boating, alcohol and the use of other drugs just
don’t mix. Mixing boating, alcohol and other drugs
results in many marine accidents and deaths.
These substances reduce your reaction time and
affect your better judgement. Combined with the
sun, wind, waves, and noise of other watercraft,
the effects of drugs are increased and will
significantly reduce your reaction time. As the
owner/operator, you are responsible for the
alcohol/drug use and onboard behavior of your
passengers.
NOTICE: If the operator’s blood
alcohol content is 0.10% (0.08% in
some states) or above, violators are
subject to a civil penalty up to
$1,000.00 or criminal penalty up to
$5,000.00, one year imprisonment or
both. Operating a boat under the
influence can also result in a loss of
automobile driving privileges.
Passengers
Whenever you are going for an outing, make sure
that at least one passenger is familiar with the
operation and safety aspects of the boat in case
of emergency. Show all passengers the location of
emergency equipment and explain how to use it.
Don’t allow passengers to drag their feet or hands
in the water, or sit on the bow, deck, gunwale or
transom platform while the engines are running.
!
WARNING
Federal and state law prohibit operating a
boat under the influence of alcohol and
other drugs. These regulations are
actively enforced. Impaired operation may
result in severe personal injury or death.
Ventilation
Your Cobalt 360 boat is equipped with two carbon
monoxide (CO) detectors. One detector is located
in the cabin and the second is located in the
midberth.
1. Cabin CO Detector
2. Midberth CO Detector
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WARNING
Test the carbon monoxide detectors
operation before each trip, at least once a
week and after the boat has been in
storage. Do not tamper with the operation
of the carbon monoxide detectors. They
are installed for your safety.