2 Whistle 3 Marine Smoke and Illumination Signal (MK-124) 4 Illumination Signal Kit (MK-79) 5 Distress Signal Light 6 Survival Knife 7 Personal Locator Beacon Line Specifications RBS: 25’ Anchor Line: 1 DBN, 250 ft ½” Anchor Chain: PVC coated, 4 ft ¼” Tow Line: 2 DBN, 300ft ¼” Skiff Hook Line: 1 9 ft ½”, Mooring Lines: Either or 2 DBN, 25 ft 2” ¼” Alongside or 2 DBN, 35 ft Lines: Either 2” ¼” MLB: 47’ Anchor Line: 2 DBN, 300 ft ¼” Anchor Chain: 9 ft 3/8” stainless steel, Tow Line Upper Reel: 2 DBN, 300ft ¼” Tow Line Lower Reel: DBN, 900ft 3 ¼” Drouge/Grapnel Line: 2 DBN, 200ft ¼” Skiff Hook Line: DBN, 25ft 2” Heaving lines: minimum of 70ft, 2 each Alongside Lines: 8 each, 4 smaller, 4 larger every 47” through-hole fittings: “The slithering snake had single rat” Transducer (measures depth) Speed Log Sea-Chest Valve (sucks in raw water to cool engines) H-Vac (air conditioning & heat) Exhaust vents x 2 Shaft Strut Extensions x 2 (holds props out in water)- also the lowest part of the boat in the water Rudder Posts x 2 Boat Characteristics Three Hull Types: Pushes away water allowing the hull to settle in the water. Underway, the hull Displacement Hull: pushes water away creating waves. At rest the planning hull and displacement hull both displace water around them. Planning Hull: Once underway, the planning hull skims along the surface lifting the hull up and onto the surface of the water.
2 Whistle 3 Marine Smoke and Illumination Signal (MK-124) 4 Illumination Signal Kit (MK-79) 5 Distress Signal Light 6 Survival Knife 7 Personal Locator Beacon Line Specifications 25’ RBS: Anchor Line: 1 ½” DBN, 250 ft Anchor Chain: ¼” PVC coated, 4 ft Tow Line: 2 ¼” DBN, 300ft Skiff Hook Line: 1 ½”, 9 ft Mooring Lines: Either 2” or 2 ¼” DBN, 25 ft Alongside Lines: Either 2” or 2 ¼” DBN, 35 ft 47’ MLB: Anchor Line: 2 ¼” DBN, 300 ft Anchor Chain: 3/8” stainless steel, 9 ft Tow Line Upper Reel: 2 ¼” DBN, 300ft Tow Line Lower Reel: 3 ¼” DBN, 900ft Drouge/Grapnel Line: 2 ¼” DBN, 200ft Skiff Hook Line: 2” DBN, 25ft Heaving lines: minimum of 70ft, 2 each Alongside Lines: 8 each, 4 smaller, 4 larger 47” through-hole fittings: “The slithering snake had every single rat” Transducer (measures depth) Speed Log Sea-Chest Valve (sucks in raw water to cool engines) H-Vac (air conditioning & heat) Exhaust vents x 2 Shaft Strut Extensions x 2 (holds props out in water)- also the lowest part of the boat in the water Rudder Posts x 2 Boat Characteristics Three Hull Types: Displacement Hull: Pushes away water allowing the hull to settle in the water. Underway, the hull pushes water away creating waves. Planning Hull: At rest the planning hull and displacement hull both displace water around them. Once underway, the planning hull skims along the surface lifting the hull up and onto the surface of the water.
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