American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language Fifth Edition.

Pilothouse of a ship. Pilothouse construction provided ventilation while a bulkhead-mounted 12-volt spot provided light. Cargo ship transporting grain entering Port of Corpus Christi passing under Harbor bridge. The captains bridge is the open area or flying bridge above the pilothouse on the 03 level.

The whole base turned as well as the unit above much like the base of the 5-inch guns located in the ammunition handling rooms. The Pilothouse is located on the Bridge level directly above Radio Central and the Chartroom. Pilot house on the Yellow fin.

BRIDGE OR PILOTHOUSE - This is the nerve center of a ship. The entire mBoat fleet is manufactured by a boat builder in the elaborate hand lay-up process. From this area the ship is navigated conned maneuvered and otherwise operated in such a manner as to accomplish the goals of the cruise safely and effectively.

In the case of the Pilothouse boats which have been built around 500 times so far a laminated frame carrier system. Even until early this century the pilothouses had no front window so the wind sometimes makes it hard to withstand the cold by the pilot. Jade - Farr 41 Pilot House Cruising Yacht.

Designed and built by Caterson Shipwrights this pilothouse motor cruiser has proven to be a. Pīləthaus naval architecture A compartment on or near the bridge of a ship that contains the steering wheel and other controls compass charts navigating equipment and means of communicating with the engine room and other parts of the ship. Salar 40 A Laurent Giles UK design this 40ft pilothouse motorsailer is an eye-catching beauty.

Hobart Kettering Tasmania 40 1219m. Prince of Wales Bay near Hobart TAS Tasmania 40 10 1245m. These sailing vessels have a rich legacy as vessels that are sought-after due to their stable deep draft and generally wider beam characteristics that make them exceptionally ideal for overnight cruising and day sailing.