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On Sat, 29 Jul 2006 14:59:32 GMT, "Roger Long"
wrote: Yeah, I could have called him on the radio but the rules of the road were written to make it possible to deal with something this simple without having to yack and negotiate on the air. Actually that's not quite the case. The rules of the road specifically mention horn signals to clear up cases of uncertain intentions. You, like many other small pleasure craft, do not have a horn powerful enough to be useful at a distance, and many skippers of large boats are in an enclosed pilot house where horns can be difficult to hear. For these and other reasons, almost all approach situations between larger vessels are being negotiated on channel 13 these days. You might call it yacking, I'd call it prudence. Be safe out there. |
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