"Jim Carter" wrote in message
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"Bill McKee" wrote in message
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So my "power boat" is not a power boat for rules when the motor is turned
off and I am drifting?

Bill, have you read the Collision Regulations and do you not understand
them? Have you read the correct terminology that is fully explained in
these regulations? If not, why don't you get a copy of them and read
them from cover to cover so that you are better informed before you write
such questions as you wrote above. Everything that you are asking is
fully
explained in the Collision Regulations. For example, your question that
you are now asking is explained in Rule 3 General Definitions (a)

Got that Bill?

Jim C.



Can you answer my question? Is a power boat a power boat with the engine
off or in neutral?

Got that Jim?

"Bill McKee" wrote in message
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Can you answer my question? Is a power boat a power boat with the engine
off or in neutral?

Got that Jim?

How old are you Bill? Are you still in grade school? Do you have trouble
reading? Are you a little bit stupid?
Do you have a copy of the Collision Regulations in front of you so you can
actually read them? If you do, try this.
Go to the page where is shows "Rule 3". Then read section (a) Got
that Bill? Tell me what is written there. Then tell me if you
understand what that means. Now go to section (b), and tell me what you see
in this section. Do you understand what this means? Finally, go to
section (c) and read this. Understand what you have just read and can you
explain it to your simple brain? If not, then go take a safe boating
course, because, you need one.

Jim C.

"Bill McKee" wrote in message
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"Jim Carter" wrote in message
.. .

"Bill McKee" wrote in message
nk.net...
So my "power boat" is not a power boat for rules when the motor is
turned
off and I am drifting?

Bill, have you read the Collision Regulations and do you not understand
them? Have you read the correct terminology that is fully explained in
these regulations? If not, why don't you get a copy of them and read
them from cover to cover so that you are better informed before you write
such questions as you wrote above. Everything that you are asking is
fully
explained in the Collision Regulations. For example, your question that
you are now asking is explained in Rule 3 General Definitions (a)

Got that Bill?

Jim C.



Can you answer my question? Is a power boat a power boat with the engine
off or in neutral?

It is a raft.

Got that Jim?

Bill McKee wrote:
"Jim Carter" wrote in message
.. .

"Bill McKee" wrote in message
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So my "power boat" is not a power boat for rules when the motor is turned
off and I am drifting?

Bill, have you read the Collision Regulations and do you not understand
them? Have you read the correct terminology that is fully explained in
these regulations? If not, why don't you get a copy of them and read
them from cover to cover so that you are better informed before you write
such questions as you wrote above. Everything that you are asking is
fully
explained in the Collision Regulations. For example, your question that
you are now asking is explained in Rule 3 General Definitions (a)

Got that Bill?

Jim C.




Can you answer my question? Is a power boat a power boat with the engine
off or in neutral?

Got that Jim?


Power boat, underway but not making way.