I'm bored...

[OldFrog75]

still recovering from my ventral hernia repair. Anybody heard any good RoR problems recently?

[tkeithlu]

I don't think posting people understand your question. I know I don't.

[fallingeggs]

I think he wasn't a sailing brain teaser. I don't have any, sorry.


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[MarkJ]

Whats RoR?

Hope you feel better soon.

[OldFrog75]

Originally Posted by MarkJ

Whats RoR?

Hope you feel better soon.

Rules of the Road and thanks for the well wishes...

I feel fine. It's the surgeon who's keeping me off the water at this point. 8 more weeks to go

[Tayana42]

So one RoR problem is that you can't get on the road until your surgeon says so. I hope your recovery is smooth and goes quickly. Think of all the cleaning and maintenance your boat needs by now.


S/V B'Shert

[Adelie]

Does monitoring the AIS qualify as maintaining an adequate look out?

[jackdale]

Where does this fit into rule 18? ;-)

[Adelie]

Originally Posted by jackdale

Where does this fit into rule 18? ;-)

f) (i) at landing, takeoff and near the surface it keeps clear of all other vessels.
(ii) operating on the surface it acts as a power driven vessel.


A house is but a boat so poorly built and so firmly run aground you would never try to refloat it.

[Stumble]

I a pretty sure that's a WIG, in which case she is treated like a power driven vessel generally. But also should have a flashing red all around light while operating. And must give way during flight operations to all other vessels.

[Adelie]

Originally Posted by Stumble

I a pretty sure that's a WIG, in which case she is treated like a power driven vessel generally. But also should have a flashing red all around light while operating. And must give way during flight operations to all other vessels.

Yep, WIG craft covered by COLREGS rule 18, section (f).


A house is but a boat so poorly built and so firmly run aground you would never try to refloat it.