Lights and shapes lrg 1.

Sailing vessel lights and shapes. A sailing vessel underway may in addition to the side lights and stern light exhibit at or near the top of the mast where they can best be seen two all-round lights in a vertical line the upper being red and the lower Green. In addition to the sidelights and stern light a sailing vessel may exhibit at or near the top of the mast where they can be best seen two all-round lights in a vertical line the upper being red and the lower being green. 11 What shape of navigation does a sailing vessel under sail and power exhibit by day.

Nav Lights Shapes App provides skippers and crew of recreational and commercial vessels with a quick reference tool to help them identify vessels in their vicinity and the activities they are engaged in as specified in Part C. A boat under sail alone will have red and green sidelights and a stern light but since it is not under power it will not have a masthead light In addition to the above a vessel will have other lights and day shapes to characterize the nature and activity of a boat. Stay clear of her.

Power vessels in Rule 23 and sailing vessels in Rule 25 are the two classes we focus on here. Sailing vessels less than 7 metres in length do not need to display lights but must have to hand a white torch light to use to prevent collision. When sailing the vessel has to display red and green side lights and a white stern light.

Grunt Productions 2007 Rule of the RoadRule of the Road International Regulations for theInternational Regulations for the Prevention of Collisions at SeaPrevention of Collisions at Sea 19721972 A Brief By Lance GrindleyA Brief By Lance Grindley. The required lights are specified in the Navigation Rules Part C Rules 20 to 31. With larger sailing vessels youll still see the sidelights and sternlight with another pair of static lights near the top of the mast where the top light is red and the one below is green.

A sailing vessel underway may in addition to the lights exhibit at or near the top of the mast where they can best be seen two all-round lights in a vertical line the upper being red and the lower green but these lights shall not be exhibited in conjunction with the combined lantern. The app for Navigators of Sailboats Power Boats and Commercial Vessels Worldwide. The vessel being towed shows their normal lights.

A Vessel aground Over 50m 2 white masthead lights anchor the higher being at the front and 2 red vertical lights. All of the above Rule 29 INTERNATIONAL INLAND At night which lights would you see on a. Rule 21 Definitions a Masthead light b Sidelights c Sternlight d Towing light e All -Round light f Flashing light.