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Re: Relative plotting vs Geographical plotting
From: Brian Whatcott
Date: 2002 Jan 12, 11:33 AM
From: Brian Whatcott
Date: 2002 Jan 12, 11:33 AM
At 11:36 AM 1/12/02, you wrote: >To answer Brian Whatcott: >>Interesting question about overtaking. >>Do not the Rules of The Road essentially dictate overtaking on the >>starboard side? >"no" > >USCG Navigation Rules states: >Part D-Sound and Light Signals >One may elect to pass on either side of a vessel being overtaken >providing that (Inland Rules)... > Capt Joe Kliment W3HZM > Middletown, De >"Right Stuff" Hmmm... No. One might assume that a person attending a traditional navigation list might 1) be interested in International rules 2) be operating a sailing vessel. In this case, the windward vessel keeps clear and passing side signals are not given, rather, a turn to port/starboard indication is provided in close quarters. Now who's right?Brian Whatcott Altus OK Eureka!