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![]() "Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message ... Oh, I forgot that English Major thing you have. Let me explain in simple words: If a sailboat can move 1600 feet between signals, you have a circle, 3200 feet in diameter, where the boat could be two minutes later. This is assuming you could pinpoint its position from the first blast, which is impossible. And you're saying that the other boat is somehow required to know where the sailboat is. More ignorance on display. The fog signal is required at least every two minutes. It can and should be sounded at shorter intervals by a prudent mariner. If I heard the fog signal of a motor vessel approaching, you can bet your boots I would be sounding my fog signal every ten or fifteen seconds to wake them up if nothing else. |