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FORMULA
BOATING SAFETY
SUN SPORT
Drugs/Alcohol
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.
Mixing boating with the use of alcohol and other
drugs results in many marine accidents and
deaths each year. 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.
Carbon Monoxide
Carbon Monoxide Safety Symbol
Figure 2-10
No Alcohol or Other Drugs
Figure 2-9
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.
Your Formula boat is equipped with at least one
carbon monoxide (CO) detector located in the
V-berth.
A carbon monoxide (CO) detector will only
detect the presence of carbon monoxide
gas at its sensor. Carbon monoxide may be
present in other areas.
NOTICE
A carbon monoxide detector will not detect
other vapors such as gasoline.
Carbon Monoxide Detector
Figure 2-11
POWER
TEST
MONTHLY
DO NOT PAINT
READ OWNER”S MANUAL
CARBON MONOXIDE
DETECTOR
KC-0153
KC-5032
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