Galaxy PILOT P4.5, Руководство пользователя

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14. BOAT OPERATING INSTRUCTION
Evenly distribute the load. (For example, fixing the fuel tank on the
front can help to offset the weight of the outboard).
a)
Distribution of the load
1. A BAD DISTRIBUTION OF THE LOAD CAN
DESTABILIZE THE BOAT AND MAY RESULT IN A
LOSS OF CONTROL.
2. THE BOAT REACTS MORE ROUGH WHEN LIGHTLY
LOADED.
3. BE PARTICULARLY CAREFUL WHEN YOU
ACCELERATE OR CHANGE DIRECTION.
4. ADJUST LOAD DISTRIBUTION AND TRIM WHEN
NAVIGATION CONDITIONS OR WAVES DIRECTION
CHANGE.
b) Check-list before departure:
GET REQUIRED INFORMATION AND INFORM OTHER
PASSENGERS:
1.
GET INFORMED on local regulations and hazards
related to water activities and boat operation.
2. CHECK weather forecast, local currents, tides and
wind conditions.
3. ADVISE someone on land of time you plan to be back.
4. EXPLAIN basic boat operation to all passengers.
5. BE SURE that one of your passengers can operate the
boat in case of emergency.
6. LEARN how to determine the distance you can cover
with a full fuel tank. Always be sure you have enough
fuel to reach a shelter.
CHECK THE GOOD WORKING OF THE BOAT AND
EQUIPMENT:
1. CHECK inflation pressure.
2. INSPECT the valve caps. Remove the bailer plug.
3. CHECK the tightening of the motor clamps. For not
bolted, secure the engine with a safety lanyard.
4. TOP OFF fuel and oil level.
5. CHECK the secure and correct installation of fuel tank.
6. BE SURE motor is not in gear before starting.
7. CHECK the load is evenly distributed.
8. CHECK that required safety equipment Is on board:
a. One personal flotation device per person;
b. The foot-pump, paddles or oars, repair kit;
c. The boat papers and your boating license;
d. Lights are required if operating in dark.
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