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1. What are the major disadvantages of the Type 1 PFD? |
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- Bulky, restricts movement
-Restricts underwater smimming ability
-Minimal protection against hypothermia |
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| In which conditions would it be preferd to use a Type 2 PFD? |
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Definition
| When there is a chance of quick rescue ( e.i. when other boats or people are near by.) |
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| Which is the recommended PFD for abandoning ship? |
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| Wht are the contents of the Boat Crew Survival Vest? |
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Definition
-Emergency signaling mirror
-Signal whistle
-Marine smoke & illumination signal (M-124)
-Illumination signal kit (M-79)
-Distress signal light
-Survival knife
-Personal Locator Beacon (PLB) |
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| What is the first thing you should do when on a life raft after an abonded ship? |
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Definition
| Account for everyone and seach for survivors. |
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| When is braided- line most commonly used? |
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Definition
| Signal halyard, heaving lines, and lead lines |
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| What are some things to look for when conducting an inspection of a line? |
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Definition
Aging, fiber wear and damage,chafing, kinks, cockles, cutting, rust/foreign objects.
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| The Breaking Strength of a line should be ___ times the weight of the object attached to the line. |
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| What is the weakest point in a line? |
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| What is the purpose of a Rolling Hitch? |
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| To attach one line to another, where the second line is under a strain and cannot be bent. |
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