Monterey Sport Cruiser 260SCR, Руководство пользователя

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Boat Features and Options
Cruiser
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GAUGES /
INSTRUMENTS
The following basic and typical information may
not apply to your specific boat. This section may
not cover all gauges on your boat. See the
Engine Operator’s Manual or equipment
manufacturer’s supplied information on the use
and operation of the unique gauges and
instruments. Some models may be equipped with
a multi-gauge instrument which integrates the
functions of several single gauges.
Gauges are visual indicators that help you
monitor various system and component operation
parameters. Gauges usually have lights
integrated into them for visual clarity when
operating at night. They are located near the
helm area or other main control areas.
Tachometer
The tachometer indicates engine speed in
revolutions per minute (rpm). Monitor engine rpm
at all times to keep the engine within the proper
rpm operating range. See the
Engine Operator’s
Manual for the rpm operating range of your
engine. Most Monterey tachometers include an
hour meter.
Figure 8-9
Speedometer
The speedometer indicates approximate forward
boat speed in miles per hour (mph).
Figure 8-5
Figure 8-10
Fuel Level Gauge
The fuel level gauge indicates approximate fuel
level in the fuel tank. The accuracy of the fuel
gauge may vary as the attitude of your boat
changes, the reading is only an approximation.
As a general rule always use the “one-third” rule.
Use one-third of the fuel to reach your
destination, one-third to return and one-third as
reserve fuel.
Figure 8-6
Figure 8-11
Power Trim / Tilt Gauge
The power trim/tilt gauge indicates the angular
position of the lower drive unit and propeller in
relation to the transom of the boat.
Figure 8-12