MARLOW-HUNTER MH31, Руководство оператора

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Introduction
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o convey a basic introduction to your boat, this chapter
is organized into the following sections:
The Manual Packet
Owner/Operator Responsibilities
Dealer's Responsibilities
Additional Sources of Information
Original Equipment Manufacturers' (OEM) Manuals
Hull Identification Number
Manufacturer's Certifications
Service, Parts and Repair
1.1 The Manual Packet
This Operator’s Manual, along with the OEM (Original
Equipment Manufacturers) manuals, is provided to assist
you in operating your boat and using its various systems
and equipment safely. It provides:
Basic safety information
Descriptions of many of your boat's features
Explanations of the equipment on your boat
The fundamentals on the use of that equipment
The fundamentals on the use of your boat.
This Operator's Manual provides various drawings and
technical documentation to assist in locating your boat's
devices and equipment.
However, please note that while
every effort is made to maintain consistency between
these technical references and production, efforts to
improve the vessel designs may date some of the infor-
mation found herein.
The information found in this Operator's Manual may
only summarize more detailed information found else-
where in the OEM manuals. These summaries are
intended to be a convenient reference for daily use.
OEM manuals take precedence over the information
found in this Operator's Manual.
This manual is not intended to provide a course in boat-
ing safety, navigation, anchoring or docking your boat.
Generally speaking, operating a boat requires more
skill, knowledge and awareness than what is necessary
to operate a car or truck. Consequently, responsible
boat operators should pursue all avenues necessary to
become knowledgeable and experienced in all facets of
boat ownership and operational safety.
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1.2 Owner/Operator Responsibilities
Whether in digital or hard copy format, please keep this
manual in a dry, secure and readily accessible location
on your boat at all times! Transfer it to the new owner if
you decide to sell the boat.
Whether this is your first boat or an unfamiliar model,
please insure that you obtain handling and operating
experience before assuming command. For your safety
and the safety of your passengers, you must:
Take a course in Boating Safety;
Get instruction or aid in the safe and proper handling
of your boat;
Familiarize yourself and your passengers of the loca-
tions and use of all safety and essential operating
equipment.
Understand and follow the rules of the waterways.
Learn how to navigate a boat in all sea and weather
conditions;
Register your boat. Contact state boating authorities
or your dealer for registration requirements.
Boating Safety courses provide owners and operators
with the opportunity to gain knowledge and experience
in a variety of skills:
Navigation
Seamanship and boat handling
Rules of the Waterway
Knowledge of federal, state, and local regulations
Weather prediction
Safety at sea
Survival in bad weather
Respect for others on the water
First aid
Radio communication
Distress signals
Rendering assistance to others
Use of lifesaving equipment
Pollution control
Knowledge of the boat and its systems
Seaworthiness
Leaving or approaching a dock mooring
Anchoring and weighing anchor
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