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Jet Ski overheating problem
"Terry Spragg" wrote in message ... Matt Colie wrote: Terry, This has been amazingly amuzing, shall we divert this here to a new case? Billy is fishing from his drifting jetski (or what ever) and a sailboat with no sails is approaching with no change in bearing. He is not worried because he can see smoke at he transom. After all he is fishing so the sailboat is the burden vessel here. What little Billy has not bothered to notice is the the line (he calls it rope) that is drifting in front of the sailboat. He is also absolutely certain that Colregs part 3.d means that he has no requirement to avoid the closing vessel. If you can only read one line at time, it might be an honest mistake. Questions: 1 - What is proper way for the anchored ketch to avoid a collision. 2 - Why is there no standing lookout in a part 202.50 anchorage? 3 - Who is tending the barbaque? (instead of watching for boats drifting into the anchorage? Matt Colie That's "barbeque", Billy. I bet we could go on and on, but well,,, (Yawn) nawwww... I would just let him get close, then spray him with gasoline from my legal fire arm garden sprayer, or give him a "backside" from the poop cannon, Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk... Terry K http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~wp...g/StartUp.html |
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