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s y s t e m sand o p e r a t i n g（t s y s e m砂o p e r t i n g）

Jenny Crew Manual USCG Doc 1026544 HIN PAI46039H194 FCC License WDB7041 Version 2.3 Table of Contents Table of Contents 2 First Principles 4 Crab Pots 4 Crew Edicate 5 Shifts 5 References 5 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT 6 Water and Fuel 7 Domestic water 7 Waste 7 Fuel 7 Fuel Manifold 8 Supply 8 Return 8 Manifold Management 8 Fuel Filters 9 Transferring Fuel 10 Polishing Fuel 11 FIRE CONTROL 12 To operate 12 Startup / Shutdown Procedure 13 Pre Start 13 Start 14 Stop 14 ENGINE 15 Drive train 15 Controls 15 Instruments 15 Gearbox 15 BOW THRUSTER 16 ELECTRIC 17 Prolonged Absence 18 Genset 19 Start 19 GALLEY 20 DOMESTIC WATER 21 To operate watermaker 21 FURNACE 23 HEADS 24 BILGE PUMPS 25 ANCHOR WINDLASS GROUND TACKLE 26 DOCKING TACKLE 27 MOORING TACKLE 27 TOWED PASSIVE STABILIZERS 28 Deployment and Retrieval 28 To Deploy 28 CRUISE 29 CRUISE PERFORMANCE 30 COMMUNICATIONS 31 Electronics 32 NAVIGATION 32 AUTOPILOT 33 RADARS 34 SOUNDERS 34 ENTERTAINMENT 35 First Principles Safe operation of a vessel along the Pacific Coast requires both boat piloting skills and essential local knowledge when visiting new places. There is nothing more important in navigation than an alert watch. There is no electronic substitute for an awake, alert crew member, armed with a good pair of binoculars, who knows what to look for and what to do with information observed. Any information a watchman notices that represents a potential threat to the vessel or crew should be given, and acknowledged, by the skipper whether or not he is busy or even asleep. Stop the vessel, or even drop anchor, to resolve any ambiguities found in your visual observations, instruments, charts, or any changes in the boat’s sounds. Proceed only when it is safe. With a few exceptions, the harbors of the Pacific Coast are located at the outlet of major creeks or rivers where sand tends to collect, causing shallow entrance bars. It is wise to obtain accurate and timely information which can be problematic at times; the inf