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Type 1 and Type 2 MSDs that discharge treated waste ... Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 53 seconds Global video hits: 317 Type 1 and Type 2 MSDs that discharge treated waste cannot be used in designated No Discharge Zones. No Discharge Zones are generally designated when a body of water has no navigable connections to other bodies of water. In these Zones: Type 1 and Type 2 MSDs must not be used and in fact, must be secured to prevent discharge. Related: boating |
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Heavy Traffic 5.4.6 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 18 seconds Global video hits: 720 When boat traffic is heavy - with many boats moving in different directions and at different speeds - the boat operator MUST slow down or stop in order to navigate safely. Related: boating |
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Additional Environmental Considerations 6.6.3 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 31 seconds Global video hits: 198 Be cautious and use spill prevention pads when refueling your vessel in or near the water. Gas or oil spills can have significant negative effects on the environment. Respect the wildlife and never use your vessel in a manner to harass the local wildlife. Reduce speed to "no wake" speed when approaching shorelines or in narrow channels, thus reducing possible erosion from a larger wake. Related: boating |
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Drinking and Boating Don't Mix - If It's Your boat, it's Your responsibility Posted by: boatingsafetyteam
Video duration: 31 seconds Global video hits: 1849 Drinking and boating don't mix, stay safe while your boating by going to bit.ly for boating safety tips. Related: boating |
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Never Forget Your Life Jacket Posted by: MyFWCvideos
Video duration: 32 seconds Global video hits: 186 Life Jacket Public Service Announcement. For additional information: MyFWC.com Related: boating |
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Person Capacity 1.4.3 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 29 seconds Global video hits: 154 Manufacturers take a number of variables into account when determining the maximum person capacity for a boat (which is displayed on the capacity plate). The maximum person capacity is a guideline. Keep in mind that most manufacturers assume an average weight per person of 150 lb. If you have passengers over 150 lb., you should adjust the maximum person capacity accordingly. Related: boating |
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Marine Sanitation Device (MSD) 6.7.1 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 76 seconds Global video hits: 546 Boats operating inland with an installed toilet must also have a sanitation system to prevent pollution and discharge of raw sewage. A typical sanitation system consists of an installed toilet, a waste treatment system, and/or a holding tank. Be sure to check your MSD for US Coast Guard Certification. Related: boating |
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Hand Signals 6.2.2 Posted by: BoaterExam
Video duration: 23 seconds Global video hits: 787 Related: boating |
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St. Louis Park Today TV News - June 1 - City Council meets tonight, plus boating video Posted by: mnsunvideo
Video duration: 234 seconds Global video hits: 22 The St. Louis Park City Council will meet with Congressman Keith Ellison tonight and will consider granting a liquor license to Kerasotes Theatres and creating a special service district. The webcast also includes a boating safety video. Related: boating safety |
