General Knoledge Flashcards
P6 output
250 GPM
P6 pump and engine
Honda 4 stroke gas, 6.5 hp. Centrifugal cg p6
P6 suction lift
12’
P6 hoses
20’ soft discharge
15’ hard suction
Whistle
Fox 40
Location: right lower front
Pealess, can be heard up to 1100 yards
36” w/ bowline
Mark 124
Smoke and illumination Location: right front Day: orange smoke. Night: red flare Burns for 20 seconds Weighs 8 oz 70" surgeons knot
Mk 79
Signal flare:
Height: 250-650 feet, burns for 4.5 seconds @ 12000 candle power
Location: right hip
7 flares(mk80) 1 pencil launcher(mk31)
Distress signal light
CG-1 strobe (firefly) 50-70 flashes per minute 9 hours continuous 18 hours intermittent Range: 5nm on clear night Location: top right
Mk 127
Elimination flare
Burns for 36 seconds @ 125,000 CP
650-700 feet
Descends at 10-15 per second
Signal mirror
Location: right lower front
Instructions on the bask.
Range: long distance
36” line w/ bowline
Boat crew survival knife
Location: top left
- corrosion resistant with mirror finish - blunt tip - hook - serrated
What are the 17 distress signals?
- Red star shell.
- red parachute flare
- Flames on a boat.
- Orange smoke.
- Dye marker.
- Continuous sounding of a fog horn.
- November(b/w checkered) over Charlie (blue white red white blue).
- Black ball over black square orange background.
- Epirb.
- Radio telegraph alarm.
- Radio telephone alarm.
- SOS - 3 short 3 long 3 short.
- Mayday.
- Waving arms.
- Gun fired @ 1 minute intervals.
- White strobe @ 50-70 FPM (inland).
- Black Square flag and ball
PLB
Personal locating beacon
Broadcasts on 406( 3miles) and 121.5(homing signal)
48 hour continuos use.
Plb
Location: left hip
Manual operation
8 boat crew responsibilitys
Helm Lookout Towing watch Anchor watch Rig lines Surface swimmer Administer first aid Damage control