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Stupid Idea.
It has a flag (Crew members don't have flags on their heads) A crews head is much lower in the water and much much harder to see. ( so should the target ) Crew members don't have handles on the top of their heads (neither should the target.) Why do MOB training if its done with training wheels on? All this object appears to do is "over-assist" the skipper and crew in locating and retrieving the MOB. It does not represent anything near a live situation. Better to go back to the trusty old lifejacket for a more realistic, low-to-water object. If the crew members head is not disappearing behind wavelets it is not a real situation. This Object removes that real life hindrance. Retrieval of the crew member in the simulated simulation should be as difficult as in real life. The handle again takes away another real life situation. Over priced and over rated in my opinion The only use I see for it is as a poor mans DanBouy. DP "Matthew Carmel" wrote in message ... I have developed a device for practicing day or night time crew overboard recovery drills. Details may be found at www.cobtarget.com |
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