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Took me a bit to get the bowline but all makes sense - it was just me being in Sunday mode...scary to think i've got a DaySkipper!

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What type of buoy/beacon would show this FI (4) 15s 28m 12m ?

What type of buoy/beacon would show this FI (4) 15s 28m 12m ?

Thank you this will help me alot

Succinct info thank you.

Nice and clear. But your 'rolling hitch' is basically a taut-line hitch, which is not all that secure. Better to pinch the first turn with the second crossing over it.... much more grip that way.

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I have just come across your videos whilst doing a bit of day skipper pre course training. The best and easiest to understand by far. Thank you very much.

Question. I saw this in a movie. If the channel lights on your charts aren't exactly the same as the actual lights in the sea, is that suspicious, even if it's a slight difference? In the movie, it caused a shipwreck on coral reefs.

Please could you tell me what knot you would use to tie off onto a mooring line? Thank you.

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your video is quiet helpful, thank you

refering to the tug lights (starting at 03:22): ColRegs rule 24 states tugs using 2 (or 3 if more than 200m) toplights "instead" of toplights (as per rule 23 a 1 and 2, which refers to the normal one (or two) toplights). I am now confused as of these tugs using the (tug-)toplights (2 or 3) AND toplight for indicating the tugs length (1 or 2 if longer than 50m). Thanks for enlighting me.

refering to the tug lights (starting at 02:22): ColRegs rule 24 states tugs using 2 (or 3 if more than 200m) toplights "instead" of toplights (as per rule 23 a 1 and 2, which refers to the normal one (or two) toplights). I am now confused as of these tugs using the (tug-)toplights (2 or 3) AND toplight for indicating the tugs length (1 or 2 if longer than 50m). Thanks for enlighting me.

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Very nicely done!

Excellent, took me ages to find such a succinct and complete video.

thank you so much for a clear, concise demonstration of these knots. I finally understand the bowline, which appeared as magic when I first saw it and you have shown how the magic is done.

According Rule 24 (a)(i) of Colreg : instead of the light prescribed in Rule 23(a)(i) or (a)(ii), two masthead lights in a vertical line. When the length of the tow, measuring from the stern of the towing vessel to the after end of the tow, exceeds 200 m, three such lights in a vertical line; Don't talking about the length of tug

Good explanation and useful knots. I tie my bowline using a slip knot once someone taught me how to do that. Much easier to remember than the rabbit/snake bit. Make a loose slip knot where you want the knot to be and then run the free end through the slip loop and bring it tight as if you were going to undo the slip knot. It pulls the loose end through and you have a bowline.

VERY USEFUL AND INFORMATIVE VIDEO FOR A MARINER WHO FINDS VERY HARD TO DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND FROM BOOKS.

Is your boat entertaining harbor or putting out to sea? Would be helpful for those who may b new to navigation

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I like the sound i feel so relaxed.

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Thank you captain very informative

Perfect. I am going on a yacht trip as crew next week from Ardfern to Kirkwall and wanted a refresher on buoyage.

Excellent explanations

Stat away from two black balls, Or you will BALLS IT UP.

Did the thing of searching UA-cam for a topic and opening a load of tabs hoping to find one video that explains it well. This was that video. Nice work.

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So where are you supposed to go with each bouye?

The local party cove instructions. Drop anchor. Let it hit bottom. Tie it off. It’s ridiculous. People say it’s hard to anchor there. I use a grapnel on a 100’ line in 20 feet of water. Never a problem

So well and clearly explained using the chartplotter. Thankyou.

I just wanted to know how cuz when u float n drift on a kayak u really don't know how far u drift n which way to go back specially in the fog

Bow view 1.54 how is green and red .. it's should be red nd green .. stbt side always green ?? Am I right or wrong ??