Regal 42 Fly-Grande Coupe, Руководство пользователя

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Systems
TYPICAL WINDLASS OVERVIEW
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WINDLASS COMPONENTS
Th e windlass is used to au-
tomatically raise and lower
the anchor. Before attempt-
ing to lower the rope/chain
rode check the rope locker
for tangled rope or chain.
Remove the safety lanyard
from the anchor chain.
As seen in the illustration
above open the deck locker to gain access to the wind-
lass switch. Th e switch “off ” position is at 12 o’ clock.
With the switch “on” position (shown above) at 3 o’clock
the foot switches are energized.
Aft er the anchor is let go and it is set properly with the
correct amount of line payed out tie the rope securely
to the anchor cleat shown in the illustration. Make sure
it goes through the deck chock system. If needed use
plastic tubing to protect the line where chock abrasion
is a factor.
Th
e entire anchoring system including windlass need to
be maintained on at least annual basis. Refer to your
windlass owner’s manual for further information.
Note that the recommended rode for your vessel is a
minimum of 300 feet with 1/2” rode and 3/8” chain.
SWITCH SHOWN IN
“ON” POSITION
OFF
ON
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