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You may find answers within the Sailing Made Easy text or Federal Requirements for Boaters booklet. If you have any questions about the homework, your instructor will answer them in class.  \nWe recommend you bring a jacket, sunscreen, and please NO BLACK SOLED SHOES please!  \nSAFETY EQUIPMENT-FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS  \n State Registration or Federal documentation  \n One approved type I, II, III, V PFD for each passenger or crew  \n One type IV throwable cushion  \n Fire Extinguisher Less than 26' (1) B-1 26' to under 40' (2) B-1, or 1 B-2 40' to 65' (3) B-1, 1 B-1 and 1 B-2  \n Ventilation  \n Backfire Flame Arrester (gasoline engines only)  \n Running Lights if underway in reduced visibility  \n Visual Distress Signals (flares) 16' and up 3 day and 3 night 39’ and up! Audio Signals Bell, Horn, Whistle  \nASA RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT IN ADDITION TO COAST GUARD STANDARDS  \n Anchor and Rode  \n Bailing Device (Bilge Pump, etc. )  \n First Aid Kit  \n Navigation Equipment and Charts  \n Compass  \n VHF Radio  \n Flashlight  \n Tool Kit and Spare Parts  \nRULES OF THE ROAD  \nGeneral  \nBoats shall keep to the starboard side of narrow channels whenever safe & practical.  \nIn narrow channels, do not obstruct the safe passage of vessels, such as deep draft liners and freighters, which can navigate only inside of these lanes.  \nA vessel with \"right-of-way\" shall be referred to as Stand-On. A Stand-On vessel must maintain her course and speed until the risk of possible collision is over.  \nA \"burdened vessel\" shall be referred to as Give Way. The Give Way vessel must alter her course and/or speed to give way to a Stand-On vessel.  \nRules  \nWhen two vessels are approaching each other on collision courses, one of them shall keep out of the way of the other as follows:  \nUnder Sail  \nWhen each is on a different tack, the starboard tack boat shall Stand On, and the port tack boat shall Give Way.  \nWhen both are on the same tack, the vessel to leeward shall Stand On, the vessel to windward shall Give Way.  \nIf a vessel on port tack sees a vessel approaching, and cannot be sure of the approaching vessel's tack, she shall Give Way.  \nA vessel overtaking any other vessel shall give way to the vessel being overtaken.  \nUnder Power  \nA vessel under power will Give Way to a vessel under sail unless the powering vessel is restricted in its ability to maneuver, or if it is being overtaken.  \nIf two powering vessels are approaching each other on intersecting courses, the vessel to port shall Give Way to the vessel to starboard.  \nA vessel under power overtaking another vessel shall Give Way to the vessel being overtaken.  \nKNOTS  \nA good knot is:  \n1. Easy to tie.  \n2. Performs its function  \n3. Easy to untie  \nBowline  \nProvides a temporary non-slipping loop.  \nUsed to bend a line to a spar or rope.  \nFigure 8 Knot Also called a stopper knot. Used to tie off the end of jib sheets to keep the lines from  \nClove Hitch  \npulling through the turning block or fairlead.  \nTemporary secure a boat to a piling.  \nUsed to secure boat lines to a cleat.  \nRound Turn, 2 Half Hitches Used to secure a vessel to a piling. Used to secure the clove hitch if docked for more than a few minutes.  \nFIGURE 8 MAN OVERBOARD PROCEDURE  \n1. Announce \"MAN OVERBOARD\" and get all crew on deck.  \n2. Skipper should immediately:  \n• Assign a spotter to point at and keep constant eye contact with the victim.  \n• Have throwable cushion tossed to victim.  \n• Have boat headed to a beam or broad reach.  \n• Are you above or below victim?  \n• Fall off to a broad reach or tack back to victim.  \n•  Do not jibe in this maneuver.  \n3. 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