Outboard engine - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

PMC FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2024/2025 How should a vessel's registration number and current decal be displayed? - ANSWERSon both sides of the bow of the boat What is required for a PFD to be legal? - ANSWERS-that it be easily accessible to the user -that it be worn at all times while in a boat on the waterby persons 12 and under -that it fit the user -that it be in serviceable condition A boat's capacity plate publishes important safety information, such as: - ANSWERSthe m...

Florida Boating Safety Class Questions and Answers Inboard Engines ANSWER 1. Inboard engines are located inside the boat's hull. 2. Inboard engines are four-stroke automotive engines that have been modified for use on the water. -These engines power a drive shaft that is connected to a propeller. 3. Unlike an outboard, an inboard engine does not also steer the boat. -Instead, inboards have a rudder or rudders that are located behind the propeller and controlled by a steering whe...

Maine Guide Test - Boating Laws Questions and Answers 100% Pass How much alcohol does it take to make a boater intoxicated? 1/3 of what takes a driver to be equally intoxicated. What percentage of Maine drowning victims were not wearing lifejackets? 90% How is boat length measured? From the tip of the bow to the back of the stern, excluding outboard motor. What defines a Class A boat? Its length is less than 16 feet. What defines a class 1 boat? It is at least 16 feet but less ...

Gunwale - the upper edge of the side of a boat or ship Transom - window or door crossbar Port - left hand side of vessel Stern - back of the vessel Bow - Front part of the vessel Starboard - Right hand side of the vessel AFT - near or at the stern DRAFT - the minimum depth of water in which the vessel will float FORWARD - aboard a boat, the direction to the front, to the bow FREEBOARD - the vertical distance from the waterline to the gunwale less than 16 feet - Clas...

md boater's safety course Q&A with complete solution what dictates the equipment necessary to comply with state and federal laws? - answer-a vessesl's length outboard engine - answer-self contained engine and propeller attached to the transom a boater should never operate a boat with... - answer-too many people or too much gear the capacity pl

Boater Education Test Review Questions and Answers What indicates the right side of the channel when a boater heads upstream? Red colors, red lights, and even numbers Motorboats classified according to their____________ Length How is the length of a motorboat measured? From the tip of the bow to the stern (doesn't count any added on things) Is an outboard engine considered in the length of the boat? No What are the four length classes and their measurements? Class A: Less than 16 feet...

the port side of a vessel is the _____ side. - ANSWERleft the stern of a vessel is the _____ of the vessel. - ANSWERrear basic types of vessel hulls can be described as ...? - ANSWERdisplacement and planing name 3 basic hull shapes - ANSWERround bottom, flat bottom, v bottom what are the four length classes of vessels? - ANSWERclass A, class 1, class 2, class 3 class A is less than _____ feet. - ANSWER16 class 1 is _____ to less than _____ feet. - ANSWER16, 26 class 2 is ___...

main characteristic of displacement vessels (Ans- to move through the water with a minimum of propulsion Which of the following refers to the hull identification number (HIN)? (Ans- permanently affixed to the rear of the transom What separates the submerged section on the hull of the boat from the section above the water level? (Ans- waterline Where can you find information about how much weight the boat can hold, how many people are allowed on board, and the maximum outboard moto...

The port side of a vessel is the side. - left The stern of a vessel is the of the vessel. - rear Basic types of vessel hulls can be described as . - displacement and planning Name three basic hull shapes. - round, flat, and vee-bottom What are the four length classes of vessels? - i. Less than 16 feet ii. 16 to less than 26 feet iii. 26 to less than 40 feet iv. 40 to less than 65 feet List the four basic types of engines. - outboard, inboard, stern drive, and jet drive Stern drive and ...

Boating Exam - CT Exam Questions And Answers The four length classes of vessels are - ANS less than 16 ft; 16 ft to less than 26 ft; 26 ft to less than 40 ft; 40 ft to less than 65 ft Basic types of vessel hulls can be described as - ANS planing and displacement Three basic hull shapes include - ANS flat, round, deep vee Another hull type is - ANS Multihull The port side of a vessel is the ___ side - ANS left The four basic types of engines are - ANS stern dr...