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What is the worst to happen ? The halyard breaking or a sheet breaking ? |
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For safety it is always better to close all valves before leaving. |
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When risk of collision exists you first |
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A vessel sailing beam reach port tack has right of way according to the rules when encountering |
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In case someone falls into the water, which button will you press on the GPS ? |
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How would you answer the following call: "Sailing vessel in position five one degree one three minute north zero zero three degree four five minute east heading zero nine zero come in please."
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We are taking in a lot of water (leak) and decide to ask for help. We will emit the following message via the radio |
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When navigating with heavy weather, you will be wearing a life jacket and a harnass. Where would you attach yourself ? |
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Between 1000H and 1200H today, the barometer went up from 1009HPa to 1015HPa. What does that mean ? |
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During navigation someone falls over board. How do you call for help via the radio ? |
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