Silverton 330 Sport Bridge, Руководство пользователя

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GETTING FAMILIAR WITH
YOUR 330 Sport Bridge
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This section of your Owner’s Manual will give
you a virtual tour of your new
330 Sport Bridge .
The following areas will be described: Hull,
Deck, Interior, and Engine Compartment.
HULL AND TRANSOM
The photograph below displays the transom area
of the
330 Sport Bridge . This is a typical layout
displaying the drive mechanism. The photograph
contains the following components as viewed
from the Port side:
•
Shaft
•
Strut
•
Propeller
•
Rudders
•
Zinc Anodes
The Shaft is connected to the engine transmis-
sion with a coupling and extends through the
bottom of the hull, where it is connected to the
propeller. The shaft is supported forward of the
propeller by a
Strut. The struts support and
stabilize the shafts. The rotation of the Propel-
lers propel the yacht in the selected direction,
controlled from the helm station.
The Rudders provide steering for the yacht to
Port or Starboard, depending on the direction
they are turned by the operator from the helm
station steering wheel.
If your 330 Sport Bridge was delivered via a
water route from the Silverton Factory it has
Zinc Anodes placed on the shafts, rudders, and
transom for the purpose of preventing electroly-
sis and galvanic corrosion, which is discussed
in the
Winterization and Storage Section of
this Owner’s Manual.