Colregs MSE Pocket Book WITHERBY Witherby Seamanship International A Division of Witherby Publishing Group Ltd 4 Dunlop Square, Livingston, Edinburgh, EH54 8SB, Scotland, UK Tel No: +44(0)1506 463 227 - Fax No: +44(0)1506 468 999 Email:
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[email protected] Web: www.witherbys.com iii CONTENTS QUESTIONS ..................................................1 1 Navigation Lights .......................................................................3 2 Visual Collision Situations ........................................................29 3 Radar Situations Questions ......................................................48 4 IALA Buoyage ..........................................................................54 5 Colregs Class 4 (OOW) ............................................................61 6 Colregs Rule 10: Traf?c Separation Scheme ............................73 7 Colregs Rule 19: Navigation in Restricted Visibility ..................76 8 Colregs Class 2 (Ch. Mate) ......................................................78 9 Colregs Class 1 (Master) ..........................................................80 ANSWERS ...................................................83 1 Navigation Lights .....................................................................85 2 Visual Collision Situations ......................................................101 3 Radar Situations Answers ......................................................112 4 IALA Buoyage ........................................................................114 5 Colregs Class 4 (OOW) ..........................................................118 6 Colregs Rule 10: Traf?c Separation Scheme ..........................139 7 Colregs Rule 19: Navigation in Restricted Visibility ................144 8 Colregs Class 2 (Ch. Mate) ....................................................147 9 Colregs Class 1 (Master) ........................................................151 48 3 Radar Situations Questions 3.1 Restricted visibility, using a radar range of 12 nm. A target has been tracked and at 10' the CPA was 0.3', now at 7' the CPA is 0.6'. What action should you take? 3.2 Restricted visibility, using a radar range of 12 nm. 1) What action should you take? 2) Does Rule 13 apply in this situation? 3.3 In restricted visibility using a radar range of 12 nm, what action should you take? 3.4 In restricted visibility using a radar range of 12 nm, what action should you take? 49 MSE Pocket Book – Colregs – Questions 3.5 On a deep draught vessel in clear visibility using a radar range of 12 nm, what action should you take? 3.6 In restricted visibility using a radar range of 12 nm, what action should you take it the vessel to port is being overtaken? 3.7 In clear visibility using a radar range of 12 nm, what action should you take? 3.8 On a deep draught vessel in clear visibility using a radar range of 12 nm. What action should you take? MSE Pocket Book – Colregs – Questions 50 MSE Pocket Book – Colregs – Questions 51 3.9 In restricted visibility using a radar range of 12 nm, what action should you take? 3.10 In restricted visibility using a radar range of 12 nm, what action should you take? 3.11 In clear visibility using a radar range of 12 nm, what action should you take? 3.12 In restricted visibility using a radar range of 12 nm, what action should you take?
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