26 TANB crew Flashcards
1
Q
Length overall
A
29’ 7”
2
Q
Beam
A
8’4”
3
Q
Free board
A
Bow 3ft
Amidships (door out) 11”
Amidships 2’8”
Aft 2’4”
4
Q
Draft
A
Fully loaded 2’9”
Normal 2’4”
Engines up 2’
5
Q
Highest fixed point
A
9ft (radar)
6
Q
Highest unfixed point
A
14’ 4.5” mast
7
Q
Fuel capacity
A
100 gallons
95 gal usable
8
Q
Propellers
A
Twin fixed 3 blade, 15 1/4 inch, 18 pich
9
Q
Displacement hoisting
A
7300 lbs
10
Q
Displacement normal operating condition
A
8300
11
Q
Displacement fully loaded
A
9300
12
Q
Highest fixed point when trailered
A
12’3:
13
Q
Highest unfixed while trailered
A
16’7”
14
Q
Trailer capacity
A
12,000 lbs
15
Q
Trailer weight
A
1,720 lbs
16
Q
Weight of trailer and boat
A
10,600
17
Q
Crew capacity
A
4
18
Q
Maximum passengers
A
6
19
Q
Max significant wave height no load
A
3ft
20
Q
Max significant wave height w/ load
A
2ft
21
Q
Max winds
A
20knts
22
Q
Range
A
170 NM at 4800 rpm
23
Q
Maximum operating distance off shore
A
3NM
24
Q
Maximum distance from shore (inside a bay or sound)
A
10 NM
25
Top speed
38 KT
26
Cruising speed
20 Kt
27
Towing capacity
10 tons
28
Ice breaking capability
None
29
Cargo capacity
1500 lbs
30
Davit working load limit
500 lbs
31
Max cargo while trailered
1000 lbs
32
Hull material
5086-H116
33
Hull thicknesses
1/4 inch bottom and 3/16 side and transom
34
Recessed padeye rating
5 have 250lb working load limit and the STBD aft has a 500 lb WLL due to being used for chain.
35
Anchor type
Danforth fortress FX-11
36
Anchor tackle configuration
3/8' stainless steel, 9ft if 3/8" anchor chain, stainless steel jaw-jaw swivel and 3/4 inch thimble, 150 ft of 2 1/4" DBN
37
Max RPM
6000
38
Contents of the STBD forward locker
6 mooring lines, 2" x 25 ft
2.5lb (B1) fire extinguisher
39
Contents of the anchor locker
Anchor line reel
Anchor line 2 1/4 150ft w/ 3/4-inch thimble
1/2" jaw-jaw swivel
9ft of 3/8 Anchor chain
7lb Danforth anchor
40
Front console locker
Gear bag w/
9ft 1.5" Skiff hook line
1.5" x 15 ft towing bridle
3/8" shackle
1/2" shackle
Mousing wire
Hand bilge pump
Air horn
Lifting strap
41
Toolbox on front console
Picking pendant:
1/2 inch Saddle style alloy grab hook
Closed pear master link
Alloy hammer lock
Pelican hook assembly
Pelican hook
3/8 inch shackle
5/8 inch shackle
3/4 inch shackle
1/2 inch grade 8 24 inch alloy chain
1/2 inch Hammerlock
3/8 inch hammerlock
1/2 inch shackle
Chain hook
Grab hook picking pin
1"x20ft Ratchet strap
1.5 ft Sling round
Tools for ATON operations
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Port side locker - console
First aid kit
Winch controller
Spare parts kit/tool bag:
2QT 10w30
Philips screwdriver
Slotted screwdriver
Metric wrench set
Pliers
Rags
3/16 t-allen wrench
90° Phillips screwdriver
Spark plug wrench w/ extension
Hearing protection
NAV kit
Anemometer
Pencil sharpening pad
Nav rules
Charts
Coast pilot
Light list
Tide book
43
Port seat consol
Fire extinguisher 2.5 lb dry chem
44
Main deck gear
8ft boat pole
24 inch Ring bouy w/ float light
National ensign
USCG ensign
Swivel hook (on davit)
2 throw bags
45
Contents Port seat pocket
Flashlight
Binoculars
46
Starboard seat pocket
Spare kill switch lanyard
47
Depth sounder offset
1.3 inches
48
Maximum cargo capacity
1500 lbs
49
Maximum cargo capacity on the trailer.
1000 lbs
50
NAV RULE 2
Due reguard shall be given to all dangers of navigation and collision.
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Nav rule 5
All vessel at all times maintain a proper lookout.
52
NAV rule 6
Safe speed every vessel shall at all times proceed at safe speed to they they can take proper and effective action to avoid collision.
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NAV rule 13
Any vessel over taking any other vessel shall keep out if the way of the vessel being overtaken.
54
NAV rule 14
Head on colission
When two power driven vessels are meeting on or nearly reciprocal courses so as to involve risk of collision each shall alter course to starboard
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Nav Rule 15
Crossing situation
"Give way vessel shall take the stern of the stand on vessel."
When two power driven vessels are crossing so as to involve risk of collision, the vessel which has the other on her starboard side shall keep out of the way.
56
NAV Rule 18
A vessel engaged in fishing shall not impede the passage of any vessel navigating in a narrow channel.
57
NAV rule 19
Conduct of vessel in restricted visibility.
Every vessel shall proceed at safe speed adapted to the prevailing circumstances and conditions of restricted visibility
58
NAV rule 35
Vessel at anchor sound signal. Rapid ringing of a bell every 1 minute. Or one short, one prolong one, short.
59
NAV rule 37
Distress signals
60
TANB caution area
Above Bagaduce River Buoy 5
Note: castine boat ramp requires +3 feet
61
Nav rule 9
NARROW CHANNEL- A vessel proceeding along the course of a narrow channel or fairway shall keep as near to the outer limit of the channel or fairway which lies on her starboard side as is safe and practicable.
