Rule 6 Safe Speed.
(Q) Describe a safe speed by all vessels?
(a) Every vessel shall go at a safe speed so that you can stop your vessel in half the distance you can see and use the other half to manoeuvre away from danger, taking the following factors into account: –
By all vessels:-
- The state of visibility
- Density of traffic
- How manoeuvrable your vessel is, and how quick you can stop your vessel
- The glare of your lights or light from the shore, you might not see the harbour entrance
- Weather, sea state and any navigation hazards
- The draught of your own vessel
(Q) Describe a safe speed by vessels with operational radar?
- The limitations of your radar
- The scale in use ( too small a scale could be hiding targets )
- Weather, sea and rain clutter ( target could be hiding in clutter )
- Ice, small vessels not detected by radar
- Vessels detected by radar
- Determine the range of other vessels
Rule 7 Risk of Collision.
(Q) What would you use to determine a risk of collision?
(a) Compass, radar and visual bearings (visual bearings being the most reliable)
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what are statutory notice to Mariner?
hi milan,
pls use search engine engine of marine gyaan.
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Action with pilot vessel if roc exist.
Plese mention if u have some info.
Difference between underway and making way
Hi Vijesh, the definition of Underway is mentioned very clearly in ROR which says the vessel is underway when she is not at anchor, made fast ashore or aground which clearly means a vessel drifted by current is also underway whereas to be called making way in simple words, as long as the thrust is being generated by the propeller, its making way. In this Case the engine may have been stopped but the propeller may still be rotating. In making way, the wake produced by the propeller can be seen on the surface of the sea.
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Underway : Should Not be secured by any means with land
Making way : Making Headway ( Using propullsion ) or you moving a head by Current/wind with standing
@prasanna: Making Way & making headway has little difference. In making way, it does not matter in which direction the ship is heading as long as the movement is because of the propeller thrust. making headway simply means the ship is moving ahead because of the propeller thrust & underway as you rightly said the vessel is not secured with ground, hence it can be drifted by current. To sum up,if a vessel is making way that means for sure it is underway. but if she is underway, its not necessary that she is making way.
Making way is when you have control over rudder and you have Speed through water
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Making way refers to the vessel is in movement in water. Under way also refers to any time when the vessel is in water, no matter whether the vessel is in movement or stationary in water. It just needs to satisfy the condition ‘not anchored’. It is possible for a vessel to be under way, but not making way.
what is diffrence between Making way and Underway lights ??