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29' RB-S Flashcards

1
Q

Max speed

Cruising speed

Offshore

Cruising range

A

45 knots

25 knots

10

150

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29 ft Anchor Locker

A

7 lb danforth anchor

9ft 3/8 in anchor chain

150 1 1/2 in anchor line

3/8 in jaw to jaw swivel

2 20 in fenders

2 30ft mooring lines

2 bungee lines

1/4 in shackle

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Distress signals

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  1. Red Star Shells
  2. Continuous Fog Horn
  3. Flames on Vessel
  4. Gun Fire (1 minute interval)
  5. Waving Arms
  6. Mayday by radio
  7. Orange background, black ball and square
  8. SOS, 3 short, 3 long, 3 short
  9. Parachute Red Flare
  10. Dye marker
  11. November over Charlie
  12. Square Flag and Ball
  13. Radio telegraph
  14. Radio telephone
  15. EPIRB
  16. Orange Smoke
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4
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Anchor Watch Responsibilities

A

How the tow line is tending Chaffing Any Vessels Approaching is the Boat Dragging

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5
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Hull Length

Waterline Length

Length Overall

Beam

A

29’5

26’2’’

31’8”

8’5”

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6
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Nav Kit Bag

A

Boat Handbook

Flashlight

Stop watch

Pencil Sharpener

Anemonmeter

Search Pattern

Slide Rule

Parrallel Plotter

Pencils

Dividers

Tide Book

Coast Pilot

Light List

Nav Rules

Compass

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7
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Boat Ramps

A

Norfolk yacht Club Portsmouth City Park Chesapeake yacht Club willoughby Bay boat ramps Brady Marina Huntington Beach

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8
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Timber Hitch

A

Tie

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9
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Clove Hitch

A

Tie

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10
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Port Aft Deck Locker

A

2 30 ft Mooring Lines

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11
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Arc of Vis

A

Running Lights- 112.5 Mast Light- 225 Stern Light-135

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12
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Double Becket Bend

A

Tie

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13
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What equipment is in the main cabin Main Cabin

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Binoculars-Front Left and Right Seat

CO2 Fire Extinguisher

75ft nylon heaving line

Emergency kill switch clip

Hanging Bag

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14
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AOR Runs

A

Salt Ponds Nansumund Chickahunny Southern Branch

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15
Q

Hypothermia Symptoms

A

Pale Cold Skin

Dialated Pupils

Poor Coordination

Slurred Speech

Unconcious

Muscle Rigidity

Weak Pulse

Very Slow Breathing

Irregular Heart Beat

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16
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Max Speed

Cruise Max Range (Cruise)

Max Tow Cap

Offshore Distance

A

45 kts(6000 RPM)

25 kts (3250 RPM)

150 NM

10 Tons

10 NM

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17
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Half Hitch

A

Tie

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18
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Motion Sickness (prevention)

A

MEdication Hydration Looking at the horizon out on the decks.

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19
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Lookout Watch

A

BRA See, Hear, Taste, and Smell

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20
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Crew Capacity

Additional seats

POB

Fuel Tank Cap(gas)

Fuel Tank Cap(diesel)

Propulsion

A

4

2

10

110

3.3

2 225HP Hondas

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21
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Energizing RB-S

A

Turn on two batteries both fore and aft and check all fuses. ignite engines, then turn on electronics from left to right.

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22
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Synthetic Lines

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Nylon-Great strength, elasticity, and weather resistant. Dacron- 80% of nylon strength Polyethylen- Floats, half the strength of Nylon

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23
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Natural Fiber Lines

A

Manilla- Strongest Sisal- 80% of Manilla strength Hemp-Rare Cotton- Fancy Work

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24
Q

Operational Draft

Min Draft

Platform Up

Height above waterline

Platform down height

A

2’9”

1’10”

9’10”

7’10”

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25
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Spare Parts

A

(In the center aft deck)

Hand Pump

2 qts 10W30 Oil

Pliers

Screwdriver

Wrench

Rags

Fuses

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26
Q

Square knot

A

Tie

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27
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Towing Watch

A

Chaffing Towed vessel status

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28
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Double braided Rope

A

Two hollow braided ropes Core- large single yarn in a slack braid 50% of strenth is in the core

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31
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Towing Procedures

A

Tie heaving line to mooring line using the clip. connected mooring line to towing line using a double becket bend. Show the coxswain the knot and let him know you are ready on deck. Give instructions to the people on the other boat about what to do . Give good reports. Make round turn then a working turn around the tow bit.

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32
Q

Crew Fatigue Causes

A

Extreme weather

Eye Strain

Maintaining Balance

Stress

Noise

Sun

Poor Physical Condition

Lack of Sleep

Boardom

33
Q

Braided Line

A

3 strands braided together

Hollow Braids, Stuffer Braids, Solid Braids, Double Braids

34
Q

Gear Bag

A

1/2 in Shackle

Wire Ties

3/8 in Shackle

9ft Skiff hook line

P-6 Tie Down Strap

Spare Headset

35
Q

Crew Fatigue Prevention

A

Rest

Proper Dress

Rotate Duties

Food and Refreshments

Observe other crewmembers

36
Q

Standard Cleats

A

6 10 in

37
Q

Plaited LIne

A

Eight Strands

Four left, four right

Worked like a four strand braid

38
Q

Cable Laid Line

A

Three right-hand, plain laid lines together to the left to make a larger cable

39
Q

Bowline

A

Tie

40
Q

Plain Laid line

A

3 Strands

Right or Left Braid

41
Q

P-6 Dewatering Pump

A

6.5 HP

250 GPM

20 ft Hose

Color Coded Connections

2.5 Gal fuel tank (4-6 hours)

42
Q

Anchor Chain Length

A

Normal: 5:1

Heavy Weather: 7:1

43
Q

Boat Crew Duties

A

Helm Watch

Lookout

Tow Anchor

Line Handling

First Aid

Surface Swimmer

DC Equipment Operator

44
Q

Anchor Parts

A

Shank

Fluke

Crown

Stock

Swivel

45
Q

3 minute rule/6 minute rule

A

Add 2 decimal point to speed to get distance(yards) achieved in 3 min. Subtract 2 decimal point from distance to get speed.

Subtract one decimal point from speed to get distance in miles. Add one decimal point to distance (miles) to get speed in 6 min.

46
Q

Underway Hours

A

<4ft seas - 8 hours

4-6 ft seas - 6 hours

>6ft seas - 0 hours

47
Q

Boat Weight (Fully Outfitted)

Max Weight

Trailering Weight

A

8400

11,800

9,960

48
Q

Engine Wall

A

24 in life ring with strobe

Boat Hook

75ft Heaving line and bag

49
Q

Port side Cuddy Cabin

A

Handheld Flashlight

Class B Fire Extinguisher

Hanging Bag(2 Flashlights, Air horn, spare lanyard)

50
Q

SAR Vest Equipment

A

Whistle

Mirror

MK-124 Pencil Flare/Orange Smoke (25 sec)

Mk-79 Red Star Shells (2.5 sec, 250-450 ft, 12,000 cp)

PLB (406 hz, 121.5)

Strobe (4-6 hrs, 60-70 BPM)

Knife (Blunt Tip, Fixed Blade)

51
Q

Aft Weather Deck

A

150 ft 2 1/2 in towline

52
Q

P’town Critical Infrastructure

A

Mid and Downtown Tunner

HRBT

MMBT

Northrup Grumman

53
Q

Center AFT Deck Locker

A

2 30ft mooring lines

2 Bungee Cords

54
Q

Environmental Limitations

Max winds

Max seas

Water Temp Range

Air Temp Range

A

25kts

6ft

28-95

0- 105

55
Q

Anchor Watch Responsibilities

A

Strain on line

Chaffing

15 min position

Swing Circle

Drag Circle

Bearing and Range

Approachin vessels

Major wind changes

Current/Tidal Changes

Unusual conditions

56
Q

Cuddy Cabin STB

A

10 person first aid

36 in flag mast

Handheld spot light

57
Q

Mothion sickness Symptoms

A

Nausea

Increased Salinisation

Paleness

Sweating

Drowsiness

Overall weakness

Stomach discomfort

58
Q

Outboard Engine Fire

A

Asses the situation

Combat Fire with CO2 Extinguisher

Rig anchor on coxswain command

59
Q

Loss of Steering

A

Check the 40AMP Circuit Breaker in the aft starboard deck locker

Check for steering fluid in engine well deck, front and back of helm pump and in the bilge around the steering HPU

60
Q

Collision with Submerged Object

A

Attempt to locate the object

Check bilge and voids for flooding

Check for proper cooling water circulation

Check lower unit and propeller for damage

61
Q

Loss of Outboard Engine Lube Oil Pressure

A

Have a fire extinguisher ready

Check for oil at engine

Rig anchor at Coxswain discretion

Check oil quantitiy/quality at dipstick

Ensure the spin-on oil filter is properly installed

Check the oil drain fitting

62
Q

Outboard Engine High Water Temp

A

Check engine cover with the back of the hand for steam

Check cover for high temp

Rig anchor, as directed by the coxswain

Check outboard cooling water intakes

Rig anchor at coxswain discretion

63
Q

Loss of Fuel Pressure

A

Rig anchor at coxswain discretion

Check fule shutoff valves

Check the throttle linkages

Check the condition of the fuel filters

Check bilge for fuel

Check fuel lines for holes

Check engine fuses

64
Q

Loss of GPS

A

Follow coxswains directions

65
Q

Station Portsmouth Navigation Zones

A

Harbor and Near Coastal

Coastal (2 mi and beyond)

Open Ocean(Beyond colregs)

66
Q

Shoal Water

A

>6 feet

67
Q

What are 3 ways to retrieve a MOB?

A
  • Reach and Grab
  • Personal Retrieve Line
  • Par-buckling
68
Q

What is the rule of thumb for anchoring in the folling conditions:

Normal

Heavy Weather

A
  • 5:1 to 7:1
  • 10:1
69
Q

What are the 7 steps to survival?

A
  • Recognigtion
  • Iventory
  • Shelter
  • Signal
  • Water
  • Food
  • Play
70
Q

What is heat exaustion?

A
  • A person collapses and sweats profusely
  • Victim has pale skin, a pounding hear, nausea, headache, and acts restless
71
Q

What are the syptoms of heat stroke?

A
  • Stops sweating
  • Red skin, hot and dry to the touch
  • Characteristic body temperature above 105 degrees
  • Headache
  • Weak and rapid pulse
  • Confusion, violence, lack of coordination, delirium, and/or unconsciousness
  • Brain Damage
72
Q

What is team coordination training?

A
  • Control human error, mangage safety risks, provide directions for continuos improvement in team performance
  • GAR; 0-23 Greeen, 24-44 Amber, 45-60 Red
73
Q

What are the causes of shock?

A
  • Causes; trauma, allergic reactions, hypothermia, drugs toxins hear attack illnesses such as diabetes, emotional
  • Symptoms - Restlessness, fainting, thirst, nausea, weakness, anxiousness, fright, dizziness
  • Signs; Weak and rapid pulse, shallow rapid breathin, cold clammy skin, dialated pupils
  • Treatment; Limit Patient’s activitiy, if the face is red(elevate head), if the face is pale(elevate tail)
74
Q

What are the actions of the Tow Watch?

A
  • Report any unusual conditions, equipment failure, or problems to the coxswain immedietly
  • In Step - the proper distance between the towed boat and the towing boat to maintain control and prevent braking the towling
  • Listing - The static, fixed inclination or learning of a ship to port or starboard due to an unbalance of weight
  • Yawing; Disabled boat veers from side to side to the other which may cause one or both boats to capsize
  • Taking on water, chaffing gear in place, deck hardware failure to stress
75
Q

What are the symptoms of shock?

A

Restlessness

Fainting

Thirst

Nausea

Weakness

Anxiousness

Fright

Dizziness

76
Q

What are the signs of shock?

A

Weak and rapid pulse

Shallow rapid breathing

Cold clammy skin

Dialated pupils

77
Q

Loss of Control of Engine RPM

A

Check if coxswain inputs correspond to movements at the engine throttle arm.

Check throttle arm on the engine for damage.

Check the throttle connections on the gearshift and throttle control levers at the port console.

Check for blown fuses on the engine.

78
Q

Engine Fire

A

If possible, secure the fuel to the engines by closing off the fuel shutoff valves in the lazarette on the aft deck.

Asses damage to the engine

Combat fire using an extinguisher.

Boat Crew (1 decks)

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