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The real question on renewal is the minimum days per year of required usage
of the original license. Besides having the owner of the boat (himself) sign off on a small boat form how's he going to get by that requirement? I know I have to bust my rear to find boats to go out on every available opportunity and will still have to do a lot sailing towards the end. For someone who doesn't go anywhere it must be turri-bull hard! At the present rate I'm only averaging about 30 days per year. Most of the time I'm out at sea and can't be on another vessel. Although some of my big ship time does, I'm told, count here and there. I think the requirement for renewal is 45 days per year or 225 days total out of five years. Not close yet but I'm almost thinking it would be easier to do the 200 ton upgrade and start the clock ticking all over again. Just wondering . . . . MST |
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