I've never seen anyone do it, even when next to a CG vessel.

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"A. Diesel Vents" wrote in message
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On Thu, 1 Jul 2004 12:00:59 -0500, "FamilySailor" wrote:


It would still be unlawful, regardless of what you stupid
stinkpotters/lubbers think.


If the other boat gives way; you can hold your course and not violate any
law. If there is a collision you would be at fault. If there is no
collision
how is it against the law? Unless you actually tell the other boat that
you
are under sail?

If you have the sails up and are running the motor as well, you are
supposed to hoist an inverted triangle dayshape to let everyone know
that you are legally a powerboat for navigation purposes.

I don't know anyone who actually does this.