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In .uk at least, and probably in most of the civilised world, you
need a qualified master on anything over 23 metres long. The manning and qualifications required increase with length and weight. Thanks Chris, this is why I qualified my answer to only within the US. Personally, I think the "Yachtmaster" certification program in the UK is a great idea and a number of states are (or were) considering legislation requiring some sort of training and testing of all yacht operators. There was some momentum for this a number of years ago, but I haven't heard much about it since. But for now, we remain "uncivilized" ;-) All the best to our friends on the other side of the "ditch". -- Paul =-----------------------------------= renewontime dot com FREE email reminder service for licensed mariners http://www.renewontime.com =-----------------------------------= |
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